The use of software-based iSCSI storage allows encryption to be used in logical designs.
Answer(s): B
iSCSI traffic is not encrypted by default. However, CHAP can be used with software- based iSCSI.
You are reviewing a vSphere platform design. The system is planning to use a virtual vCenter server. Which of the following is not true if the vCenter fails when using this design?
Answer(s): A
DRS is controlled by the vCenter. vCenter invokes vMotion based on metrics. During the period where the vCenter is out of action, DRS is not functional.
You are reviewing a vSphere platform design. The system is planning to use a virtual vCenter server. Which of the following is true if the vCenter fails when using this design?
DRS is controlled by the vCenter. vCenter invokes vMotion based on metrics. During the period where the vCenter is out of action, DRS is not functional. VMware HA can mitigate against issues by restarting the vCenter in the event of an outage.
Which of the following is a logical boundary for vMotion?
By design, vMotion is possible from a logical perspective between the vDC. It is possible, however, to have a stretched cluster and to not satisfy vMotion requirements. The logical boundary is limited to vDCs.
You have been asked to design a system with the following VMware functionality enabled: R001: VMware HA must be functional. R002: VMware SRM can be used between two sites for DR processes. R003: You must be able to see all hosts from a single pane of glass. From these requirements:
The VCSA can function with VMware SRM. However, for SRM functionality, both sites require a vCenter installation. This would limit the choice of single-glass-pane management to Linked mode. A Linked mode installation requires Microsoft technology in the ADAM instance, and thus eliminates the VCSA choice.
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