QUESTION: 17

Which of the following conditions can prevent a virtual machine (VM) that is part of a VMware HA cluster from being powered on? (Choose Two) Select 2 response(s).

Guaranteed admission control cannot allocate sufficient CPU reservation for the VM.
The VM has been configured with a virtual disk on local storage.
Strict admission control is configured and insufficient resources are available for the VM.
There is a mismatch in CPU capabilities between one or more HA cluster nodes.

Answer(s): B,C

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An ESX Administrator is configuring a VMware High Availability Cluster for three hosts and their resident VMs. The HA cluster will be configured to support a single host failure and resource considerations must be enforced during a failover event. To accomplish this task:
Select the best response.

Each host in the cluster must be able to accommodate the VM with the highest CPU limit value
There must be enough cluster resources based on memory and CPU reservations to account for any potential host failure
Each host in the cluster must be able to accommodate the VM with the largest configured available memory
All potential remaining hosts during a failure event must be able to accommodate the sum total of all VMs' available memory configurations

Answer(s): B

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QUESTION: 19

Which two conditions can cause a combined VMware DRS/HA cluster to change to a red status? (Choose Two) Select 2 response(s).

The current failover capacity is smaller than the configured capacity.
All the primary hosts in the cluster are not responding.
A DRS-only host has been added to an HA cluster.
DRS is in the process of balancing resources among hosts in the cluster when an HA event occurs.

Answer(s): A,B

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