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Using vSphere HA Orchestrated Restart an administrator places the most mission critical VM in the highest priority. After a host failure, the highest priority VM fails to restart while VMs in high priority restart.
What would cause this to occur?
The most likely reason the highest priority VM fails to restart while high priority VMs do restart is due to insufficient cluster resources. vSphere HA is designed to restart virtual machines in case of host failures, starting with the highest priority VMs. However, if the cluster does not have enough resources available to restart the highest priority VM, it will move on to restart other VMs that are configured with a lower restart priority. Ensuring sufficient resources within the cluster is essential for maintaining the availability of the most critical VMs.
What is required to convert a VM to a template?
To convert a virtual machine to a template in VMware, you are required to power off the virtual machine. This is because the VM needs to be in a powered-off state before the conversion can be performed. This ensures that the VM is in a consistent state and no ongoing processes interfere with the creation of the template.
A cluster of vSphere 6.5 and 6.7 hosts all have identical hardware. VMs are created on the 6.7 hosts with virtual hardware version 14. During routine maintenance on the 6.7 hosts, the VMs are unable to migrate to the 6.5 hosts.
Why are the VMs unable to migrate to the 6.5 hosts?
The virtual hardware version 14 used by the VMs created on the vSphere 6.7 hosts is incompatible with the vSphere 6.5 hosts. vSphere 6.5 hosts support a maximum virtual hardware version of 13, which prevents the VMs from migrating to these older hosts.
An administrator is elevating the security posture of a vSphere environment after a recent data breach. All VMs will be encrypted as part of this plan.
Which additional component is required for the encryption?
To encrypt VMs in a vSphere environment, a Key Management Server (KMS) is required. The KMS manages the cryptographic keys used for encryption and ensures their distribution to the appropriate entities within the vSphere environment. Other components like vSAN encryption, two-factor authentication, and encrypted vSphere vMotion, while enhancing security, are not specifically required for VM encryption itself.
A vSphere administrator is required to join all stateless ESXi hosts to an Active Directory domain for enhanced security.
Which utility would accomplish this?
The correct utility to join stateless ESXi hosts to an Active Directory domain is the vSphere Authentication Proxy. The vSphere Authentication Proxy allows hosts to be authenticated with Active Directory without requiring each host to store the AD credentials. This enhances security, especially for stateless hosts which could otherwise have issues storing persistent configuration data.