QUESTION: 29

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An administrator determines that traffic shaping does not appear to be working on Production, a virtual machine port group on vSwitch1. Traffic shaping is working on all other port groups on the switch.

The administrator examines the Traffic Shaping settings as shown in the exhibit:

What should the administrator do to resolve the problem?

Select the Status checkbox to enable Traffic Shaping on the portgroup.
Reduce the Average Bandwidth to 50% of the Peak Bandwidth.
Reduce the Burst Size to 50% of the Peak Bandwidth.
Click the Security tab and create the necessary security exception.

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 30

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The vSphere administrator needs to remove the Production virtual machine port group from an ESXi host. The ESXi host's Networking Configuration tab is shown in the exhibit.

After disconnecting the Fileserver02 VM, what step does the administrator need to take, assuming that vSwitch1 will still be needed for further configuration?

Remove the Production port group by accessing the properties for the port group.
Remove the Production port group by accessing the properties for vSwitch1.
Remove the Production port group by accessing the properties for the Network.
Remove the Production port group by removing vSwitch1.

Answer(s): B

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QUESTION: 31

An administrator determines that when a host residing in a High Availability (HA) cluster fails, the virtual machines fail to restart on a remaining host, or will only restart after a long delay.

Which two conditions would account for this behavior? (Choose two.)

The virtual machines were not protected by vSphere HA at the time the failure occurred.
Distributed Resource Scheduler was not enabled at the time the failure occurred.
There is insufficient spare capacity on hosts with which the virtual machines are compatible.
The virtual machines contain physical Raw Device Mappings.

Answer(s): A,C

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