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| Exam | VCE Vblock System Deployment and Implementation – Virtualization |
| Number | 210-015 |
| File Name | VCE.210-015.VCEplus.2024-08-04.47q.tqb |
| Size | 259 KB |
| Posted | Aug 04, 2024 |
| Download | VCE.210-015.VCEplus.2024-08-04.47q.tqb |
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Demo Questions
Question 1
You are working with a customer to enable VMware Fault Tolerance on a number of virtual machines and you encounter the error shown below on one of them.
The Fault Tolerance configuration of the entity SalesVM has an issue Fault Tolerance not supported by host hardware What is the cause for this error?
- Fault Tolerance requires that the hosts for the primary and secondary virtual machines use the same type of CPU.
- This virtual machine is on a host that is not in a vSphere HA cluster or it has had vSphere HA disabled.
- Fault Tolerance is only supported on specific processors and BIOS settings with Hardware Virtualization enabled.
- The virtual machine is running VMI kernel and is paravirtualized.
Correct answer: C
Question 2
Which three configurable settings are available directly through the DCUI? (Choose three.)
- IP address
- date
- firewall ports
- hostname
- VLAN ID
Correct answer: ADE
Question 3
A customer has recently acquired some new Cisco UCS B440 M3 blades to install in their existing Vblock System. You are asked to add these new blades to the existing vSphere cluster and to ensure full compatibility with the existing environment.
Which action must you perform?
- Enable EVC mode with a feature set of the existing CPU level to ensure compatibility with the new blades.
- Enable EVC mode with a feature set of the newer CPU level to ensure compatibility with the existing blades.
- Disable VMware HA prior to adding the new blades to the cluster.
- Modify the limit CPUID value advanced setting on the existing blades to ensure compatibility with the new blades.
Correct answer: A
