During a vCenter outage caused by a host power issue, a member of the operations team created an emergency guest VM by connecting directly to one of the hosts. The cluster was enabled for VMware HA…

The correct answer is B. No. The vCenter manages the update of the VMware HA protected list. When you add a machine while the vCenter is out of service, the list will not be updated.

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During a vCenter outage caused by a host power issue, a member of the operations team created an emergency guest VM by connecting directly to one of the hosts. The cluster was enabled for VMware HA at the time of the vCenter outage. In the event of further problems in the datacenter, is the newly created VM protected by HA?

Options

AYes
BNo

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A
30% (9)
B
70% (21)

Explanation

The vCenter manages the update of the VMware HA protected list. When you add a machine while the vCenter is out of service, the list will not be updated.

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#VMware HA#vCenter outage#VM registration#HA protection

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