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VCP510PSE · Question #216
An administrator views the Fault Tolerance pane of the Summary tab of a virtual machine and finds that the current status is Not Protected. What are two vSphere Fault Tolerance states that would…
The correct answer is B. Need Secondary VM - The primary virtual machine is running without a secondary virtual machine D. Disabled - Fault Tolerance is disabled. Reasons for Primary VM Not Protected Status Part 3: Create and Configure Resource Pools (14 questions).
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An administrator views the Fault Tolerance pane of the Summary tab of a virtual machine and finds that the current status is Not Protected. What are two vSphere Fault Tolerance states that would cause the virtual machine to not be protected? (Choose two.)
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- AStopped - Fault Tolerance has been stopped on the secondary virtual machine.
- BNeed Secondary VM - The primary virtual machine is running without a secondary virtual machine
- CNeed Primary VM - The secondary virtual machine is running, and a new primary virtual machine
- DDisabled - Fault Tolerance is disabled.
How the community answered
(59 responses)- A19% (11)
- B71% (42)
- C10% (6)
Explanation
Reasons for Primary VM Not Protected Status Part 3: Create and Configure Resource Pools (14 questions).
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#Fault Tolerance#FT states#secondary VM#protection status
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