An infrastructure with 50 VMs has a power outage. After the VMware cluster has booted up again, 10 medium-sized VMs have corrupted VM disk files. Which action can be used to restore the VMs back to the production state?
An infrastructure with 50 VMs has a power outage. After the VMware cluster has booted up again, 10 medium-sized VMs have corrupted VM disk files. Which action can be used to restore the VMs back to the production state?
To restore the VMs back to the production state after a power outage, especially when 10 medium-sized VMs have corrupted VM disk files, it is crucial to restore both the VM configuration and disk files. Restoring only the VM configuration files would not address the corrupted disk files, and using Instant VM Recovery would not be effective if the disk files are corrupted. Therefore, performing Restore VM Files and restoring both the VM configuration and disk files is the appropriate action.
A. (wrong) "Restore guest files" means restoring files within the VM OS B. (wrong) the VM disk files(VMDK) are corrupted. Config files are most likely intact. C. (correct) maybee it is not neccecsary to restore the config files but they are small and took no time compared to the VMDK's so why not? D. (wrong) quick rollback depends on healthy VMDK files and CBT so it would not work with corrupted files
C es correcto ojo en esta parte “corrupted VM disk files” esto implica que se daño el archvivo VMDk file extension
si ese fuera el caso entonces con B seria suficiente. C implica que tambien se corrompio el -flat
C is correct
C the correct answer