Professional vSphere 6.7 Delta Exam 2019

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Question 1 of 96

An administrator is installing a Platform Services Controller Instance.
Which two options are available during the installation process? (Choose two.)

choose deployment size

specify vSphere administrator credentials

enable Enhanced Linked Mode

create a vCenter Single sign-on domain

join an existing domain

Correct Answer: D, E

When installing a Platform Services Controller (PSC) instance, you have the options to create a vCenter Single Sign-On (SSO) domain and to join an existing domain. Creating a vCenter SSO domain allows the PSC to manage multiple vSphere components securely. Joining an existing domain integrates the PSC instance into an already configured domain, enabling linked mode for managing multiple vCenters. These options are critical for setting up and extending a vSphere environment efficiently.

Question 2 of 96

A vSphere Administrator has multiple virtual machines running on a VMFS datastore.
Which option prioritizes the disk access for the virtual machines?

Disk Shares

Disk Mode

Disk Type

Hard Disk

Correct Answer: A

Disk Shares is the correct option. In a VMware vSphere environment, disk shares are used to prioritize disk access among virtual machines. By assigning different share values, a vSphere administrator can control the relative priority of disk input/output (I/O) operations for virtual machines that share the same datastore, ensuring that more important virtual machines receive appropriate resources over less critical ones.

Question 3 of 96

What should be installed on a VM to assist with VM-to-host time synchronization?

VMware Tools

vRA guest agent

vROps agent

Guest Operations Manager

Correct Answer: A

Question 4 of 96

An administrator runs a vSphere cluster containing database VMs with extremely heavy disk I/O. Database VMs are placed on a costly all-flash array. The workloads are not memory intensive.
How can the administrator ensure the most cost-effective utilization of the all-flash storage array?

Enable Storage I/O Control on the flash datastores.

Install VMware Tools on the database VMs to ensure the hypervisor can receive I/O metrics.

Use a VM-to-Host affinity rule to ensure database VMs are prioritized.

Edit the cluster settings to place the virtual machine swap file on a different storage tier.

Correct Answer: D

Question 5 of 96

An administrator has an environment with these conditions and requirements:
✑ The host provides 6GHz of CPU and 32GB of memory
✑ The host is shared between the Marketing and QA departments
✑ The QA department needs a higher compute resource priority
How can the administrator meet the conditions and requirements?

Adjust NIOC or SIOC as appropriate to give the QA department a higher compute priority within the cluster.

Create a resource pool for each department and use the Shares attribute to prioritize the allocation of resource.

Assign affinity or anti-affinity rules to the appropriate VMs for each department.

Set the VM priority to high for QA department VMs and normal for Marketing department VMs.

Correct Answer: B

The best way to meet the conditions and requirements is to create a resource pool for each department and use the Shares attribute to prioritize the allocation of resources. This approach allows the administrator to allocate a higher priority for compute resources to the QA department while maintaining control over the distribution of resources between the Marketing and QA departments. Adjusting NIOC or SIOC and setting VM priorities are not the correct approaches as they do not achieve the required prioritization within a shared host environment effectively. Affinity rules are used more for VM placement rather than setting resource priorities.