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VCP5-DCV · Question #479
A vSphere administrator needs to add more space to an existing 3-node Virtual SAN cluster. The attempts to add the new host to the cluster as a contributing member have failed. However, it can be…
The correct answer is A. The only SSD disk in the new host was formatted with a VMFS datastore. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A vSphere administrator needs to add more space to an existing 3-node Virtual SAN cluster. The attempts to add the new host to the cluster as a contributing member have failed. However, it can be added as a non-contributing member. The host was previously used in a single host configuration. The administrator recently upgraded the host from ESXi 5.1 to 5.5 prior to adding it to the cluster. What is the reason for this failure?
Options
- AThe only SSD disk in the new host was formatted with a VMFS datastore.
- BThe new host has a 10Gbps NIC while the rest of the cluster members have 1Gbps NICs.
- CThe RAID controller in the new host does not have enough cache for the Virtual SAN datastore.
- DThe new host's VMFS datastores do not have sufficient capacity to be added as a contributing member.
How the community answered
(49 responses)- A73% (36)
- B4% (2)
- C6% (3)
- D16% (8)
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