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VCP510 · Question #168

A vSphere 5.x environment has an ESXi 5.x host configured to boot from a hardware independent iSCSI adapter. What is the expected outcome if the administrator attempts to disable the iSCSI HBA in…

The correct answer is C. A hardware independent iSCSI adapter cannot be disabled from the vSphere Client. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

Question

A vSphere 5.x environment has an ESXi 5.x host configured to boot from a hardware independent iSCSI adapter. What is the expected outcome if the administrator attempts to disable the iSCSI HBA in the vSphere client?

Options

  • AThe adapter will be disabled, but is re-enabled the next time the host boots up.
  • BThe adapter will be disabled and the host will not boot the next time the host boots up.
  • CA hardware independent iSCSI adapter cannot be disabled from the vSphere Client.
  • DThe adapter will be enabled, but the host will boot into troubleshooting mode the next time the host boots up.

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  • A
    8% (4)
  • B
    6% (3)
  • C
    85% (45)
  • D
    2% (1)

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