VCPC610 · Question #160
An administrator deploys vCenter Operations Manager for an environment consisting of 5,200 virtual machines. The appliance begins collecting data from the environment. A week after deployment, when…
The correct answer is D. The datastore is only removed from that specific ESX/ESXi host. A vSphere 5 implementation contains two ESXi hosts, ESXi01and ESXi02. There is a virtual machine "VM21" connected to the Production port group on ESXi01. vSwitch0, single uplink to 4.1.20.0/24 Production port group VMkernel port for vMotion VMKernel port for management…
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An administrator deploys vCenter Operations Manager for an environment consisting of 5,200 virtual machines. The appliance begins collecting data from the environment. A week after deployment, when the administrator tries to connect to the user interface, a 404 error is displayed. What is the most probable cause for the error?
Options
- AThe datastore is unaccessible from all connected ESX/ESXi hosts.
- BThe datastore and all virtual machines are removed from the storage device.
- CThe datastore and all virtual machines remain on the storage device.
- DThe datastore is only removed from that specific ESX/ESXi host.
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A7% (2)
- B3% (1)
- C7% (2)
- D83% (24)
Explanation
A vSphere 5 implementation contains two ESXi hosts, ESXi01and ESXi02. There is a virtual machine "VM21" connected to the Production port group on ESXi01. vSwitch0, single uplink to 4.1.20.0/24 Production port group VMkernel port for vMotion VMKernel port for management vSwitch1, single uplink to 4.1.40.0/24 Engineering port group VMKernel port for NFS storage vSwitch0, single uplink to 4.1.20.0/24 Engineering port group VMkernel port for vMotion VMKernel port for management vSwitch1, single uplink to 4.1.40.0/24 Production port group VMKernel port for NFS storage Which two statements are true about this configuration? (Choose two.) What are two consequences of deleting an VMFS datastore from an ESXi host? (Choose
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