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vSphere 6.5 Foundations (PSE) Questions 151–155 (page: 32)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

A company has decided to implement Virtual SAN within their vSphere 6.x environment. The Virtual SAN cluster will be composed of three ESXi 6.x hosts that are on the Virtual SAN Ready Node list.
Each ESXi host includes:
The company will pilot a Virtual SAN cluster utilizing VMware best practices while maximizing storage capacity. The Virtual SAN cluster will use Manual Mode.
Which two Disk Group configurations would meet the stated configuration requirements? (Choose two.)

  1. 4 disk groups with 1 SSD and 5 MDs each
  2. 2 disk groups with 1 SSD and 7 MDs each
  3. 2 disk groups with 2 SSDs and 7 MDs each
  4. 2 disk groups with 1 SSD and 10 MDs each

Answer(s): A,B



What is a requirement when enabling a Virtual SAN cluster in an existing High Availability (HA) and Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) Cluster?

  1. Disable DRS and HA before enabling Virtual SAN
  2. Enable DRS before enabling Virtual SAN
  3. Disable HA before enabling Virtual SAN
  4. Enable Storage DRS before enabling Virtual SAN

Answer(s): C



Immediately after installing ESXi, an administrator observes that the Configure Lockdown Mode option is grayed out in the Direct Console User Interface (DCUI).
What is the most likely explanation?

  1. The host has not yet been added to a vCenter Server.
  2. The BIOS on the host does not have NX/XD enabled.
  3. The ESXi host is running in evaluation mode.
  4. The host requires a reboot before this feature is available.

Answer(s): A



Refer to the Exhibit. An administrator attempts to enable Enhanced vMotion Compatibility (EVC) on a cluster.
The operation results in a compatibility error, as shown in the exhibit.



What is the likely cause of this error?

  1. The CPUs in the ESXi host are not AMD CPUs.
  2. The CPUs in the ESXi host do not support hardware virtualization capabilities.
  3. The XD/NX CPU features have not been enabled in the BIOS of the server.
  4. There is no shared storage between the hosts in the cluster.

Answer(s): A



After installation of a host in your test environment, you need to move it to production. The only major change that needs to be made is that the hostname of the server needs to change.
What are two ways that an administrator can change the host name without editing configuration files on the host directly? (Choose two.)

  1. Login to the Direct Console User Interface and change it from here.
  2. Edit the Default TCP/IP Configuration from the vSphere Web Client.
  3. Use the Ruby vSphere Client to send a script to the ESXi host that updates the hostname.
  4. Update the information in DNS and the ESXi host will automatically update with these changes.

Answer(s): A,B



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