A VxRail D560 cluster was delivered six months ago and now needs to be prepared for installation with the target code. What is the correct method to complete the task?
Question 6 of 38
Correct Answer: A
To prepare a VxRail D560 cluster for installation with the target code, the correct method is to boot into RASR ISO and perform a RASR Reset. RASR (Recover and Standby Resilience) ISO is used for recovery and resetting operations on VxRail appliances to ensure they are in a known good state before deploying new configurations or target code.
Question 7 of 38
An implementation engineer logs in to the vSphere Client of a recently deployed VxRail cluster. They want to review the firmware versions on the VxRail nodes.
Which view should they use to gather this information?
Correct Answer: C
To review the firmware versions on the VxRail nodes, the appropriate view is within the vSphere Client's Hosts and Clusters section under VxRail Cluster > Monitor > VxRail > Appliances. This section provides detailed information about the VxRail appliances, including firmware versions.
Question 8 of 38
What is the correct CLI command to collect only the vCenter logs on VxRail Manager?
Correct Answer: A
The correct CLI command to collect only the vCenter logs on VxRail Manager is vc-support.sh –v. This command specifically focuses on collecting vCenter logs, whereas other options such as generateFullBundle.py and generateLogBundle.py –c are used for generating more comprehensive log bundles. The vc-support-bundle.sh –c command does not specifically target only the vCenter logs.
Question 9 of 38
DRAG DROP -
Match each VxRail configuration with its related characteristic.
Correct Answer:
Question 10 of 38
What is the maximum number of supported nodes in a VxRail Stretch Cluster?
Correct Answer: D
The maximum number of supported nodes in a VxRail Stretch Cluster is 64. This configuration allows for scalable enterprise-class performance and high availability, which is why the correct answer is 64 nodes.