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An administrator's passwords for their NSX 'root', 'admin', and 'audit' accounts in the Cloud Foundation management domain expired. The administrator logged into the NSX Manager console and changed the passwords for all three accounts. The passwords are now showing a status of "Disconnected" in the SDDC Manager UI.

  1. In order to correct this issue, how can SDDC Manager be updated with the new passwords?
  2. In SDDC Manager, navigate to Password Management and select the account with the password with a "Disconnected" status, click the vertical ellipsis (three dots), and click Rotate.
  3. In SDDC Manager, navigate to Password Management and select the account with the password with a "Disconnected" status, click the vertical ellipsis (three dots), and click Sync.
  4. In SDDC Manager, navigate to Password Management and select the account with the password with a "Disconnected" status, click the vertical ellipsis (three dots), and click Remediate.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

To resolve the issue of disconnected accounts in SDDC Manager after password changes, the administrator must navigate to the Password Management section in the SDDC Manager UI. From there, the administrator can select the affected account, click the vertical ellipsis (three dots), and choose Update to enter the new password for that account, ensuring SDDC Manager is synced with the correct credentials.



An administrator needs to configure Network IO Control (NIOC) on a Virtual Distributed Switch (VDS) to prioritize storage traffic over other types of traffic.

Which two steps should be followed? (Choose two.)

  1. Disable all other traffic types to ensure storage traffic gets full bandwidth.
  2. Navigate to the VDS settings in the vSphere Client and enable NIOC.
  3. Migrate all VM traffic to a standard switch.
  4. Create a new port group specifically for storage traffic.
  5. Assign shares and limits to the new port group to prioritize the storage traffic.

Answer(s): B,E

Explanation:

Network IO Control (NIOC) must be enabled on the Virtual Distributed Switch (VDS) via the vSphere Client to begin configuring and managing bandwidth allocation and prioritization for different types of traffic.

After enabling NIOC, you can assign shares and limits to the specific port group (in this case, for storage traffic) to prioritize the traffic over other types of network traffic.



Which three tasks are performed by Cloud Builder during the bring-up process of a VMware Cloud Foundation solution? (Choose three.)

  1. SDDC manager deployment
  2. NSX Edge cluster deployment
  3. Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager deployment
  4. vVols storage configuration for all management hosts
  5. vSphere HA/DRS cluster creation and configuration
  6. vCenter and NSX Manager cluster deployment

Answer(s): A,B,F

Explanation:

Cloud Builder deploys the SDDC Manager, which is responsible for managing and automating the VMware Cloud Foundation environment.

Cloud Builder deploys the NSX Edge cluster as part of the network configuration during the bring-up process.

Cloud Builder also deploys the vCenter and NSX Manager clusters to ensure proper management and network virtualization for the VMware Cloud Foundation environment.



During a routine check, an administrator observes that several VMs are reporting high memory usage in VMware Aria Operations. They need to verify if the high memory usage is due to memory contention.

What actions should be taken in VMware Aria Operations to verify this?

  1. Review the CPU ready time.
    B Look al the network throughput
  2. Check the memory usage and ballooning metrics.
  3. Analyze the storage I/O performance.

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

To verify if high memory usage is due to memory contention, the administrator should check the memory usage and ballooning metrics in VMware Aria Operations. Ballooning occurs when the hypervisor reclaims memory from a virtual machine due to memory contention, and monitoring these metrics can help identify whether the VMs are experiencing memory pressure or being forced to swap memory.






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