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VMware Certified Professional on VI3 Exam Questions 51–55 (page: 12)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026

Click the Exhibit button.
Which of the following steps would improve the network performance of this virtual machine (VM)? Select the best response.

  1. Increase memory to the virtual machine
  2. Traffic shape this virtual machine
  3. Add an additional uplink to the virtual switch the virtual machine is attached to
  4. Adjust shares for the virtual NIC on the virtual machine

Answer(s): C



Click the Exhibit button.
Which statement is true about the network performance of the virtual machine (VM) shown in the exhibit? Select the best response.

  1. Virtual Switch autonegotiation settings need to be adjusted to improve performance.
  2. The VM can send at the maximum of 10 Mbps.
  3. The VM can send traffic as fast as the underlying physical NI
  4. The underlying physical NIC is configured for 100 Mbps/half-duplex.

Answer(s): C



Which of the following statements best describe network traffic shaping (Choose Two)? Select 2 response(s).

  1. Network traffic shaping can limit outbound average bandwidth
  2. Network traffic shaping can limit outbound peak bandwidth
  3. Network traffic shaping can limit inbound peak bandwidth
  4. Network traffic shaping can limit inbound average bandwidth

Answer(s): A,B



Suppose you have 65 Virtual Machines configured on a single ESX Server. You want to provide outbound connectivity for all of them.
What is the minimum number of virtual switches you would need to support this configuration?
Select the best response.

  1. 2
  2. 3
  3. 1
  4. 4

Answer(s): C



What methodology does ESX Server use for the implementation of VLANs? Select the best response.

  1. MAC-based policies
  2. protocol-based policies
  3. bonds
  4. port group policies

Answer(s): D



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