VMware VMware Certifications 2V0-622PSE Questions & Answers

• Question 191:

  When using VMware Converter to import a Windows server and improve the consistency of the destination virtual machine, which optional step can be performed immediately prior to powering down the source server?

  A. Uninstall production applications.

  B. Perform a final synchronization task.

  C. Remove the server from the Active Directory domain.

  D. Remove the server from the network.

  Correct Answer: B

• Question 192:

  Which three statements are correct regarding booting an ESXi Host from Fibre Giannel SAN? (Oioose three.)

  A. Direct connect topology is supported.

  B. Multipathing to a boot LUN on an active-passive array is supported.

  C. ESXi hosts do not require local storage.

  D. Each host must have its own boot LUN.

  E. Hosts can share one common boot LUN.

  Correct Answer: ACD

  https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.5/com.vmware.vsphere.storage.doc/GUID- 8FAD881D7A00-43C9-AB69-66DC7816968C.html When you use boot from SAN with multiple ESXi hosts, each host must have its own boot LUN. If you configure multiple hosts to share the same boot LUN, ESXi image corruption is likely to occur. Multipathing to a boot LUN on active-passive arrays is not supported because the BIOS does not support multipathing and is unable to activate a standby path. The correct answers are:- ABC Direct connect topology is supported.

  Each host must have its own boot LUN. ESXi hosts do not require local storage.

• Question 193:

  Which is the correct sequence to upgrade a vSphere infrastructure?

  A. vCenter Server > ESXi host > VMware Tools > VM compatibility

  B. vCenter Server > ESXi host > VM compatibility > VMware Tools

  C. ESXi host > vCenter Server > VMware Tools > VM compatibility

  D. ESXi host > vCenter Server > VM compatibility > VMware Tools

  Correct Answer: A

• Question 194:

  When attempting to migrate a virtual machine to another host in the same cluster, the error message, "Select a valid compute resource" returns. What could cause this error?

  A. VMware Tools is not installed.

  B. Both hosts are not sharing the same datastore.

  C. Virtual machine has an ISO attached.

  D. Both hosts run different versions of ESXi.

  Correct Answer: B

• Question 195:

  Which two statements are true for a vCenterServer user account that is used for vSphere Data Protection (VDP)' (Choose two.)

  A. The password for the user account cannot contain spaces.

  B. The user account should be created in the Single Sign-On domain.

  C. The user account must be assigned with Administrator role.

  D. The user account cannot inherit required permissions from a group role.

  Correct Answer: AC

  For the vCenter server account used for vSphere data protection, the user account must have administrator role and the password for the user account should not contain spaces. https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.5/vmware-data-protection-administration-guide-61.pdf

• Question 196:

  Which two tasks should a vSphere administrator perform if the vmJcn log reports VMFS metadata errors? (Choose two.)

  A. reformat the datastore

  B. ignore the messages

  C. contact VMware technical support

  D. check the device with VOMA

  Correct Answer: CD

  https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMwarevSphere/6.0/com.vmware.vsphere.troubleshooting.doc/GUID-

  6F991DB5-9AF0-4F9F-809CB82D3EED7DAF.html VOMA = vSphere On-disk Metadata Analyser (dentify

  and fix incidents of metadata corruption that affect file systems or underlying logical volumes) Problem

  You might need to check metadata consistency of a file system or a logical volume backing the file system

  when you experience problems with various functionalities on a VMFS datastore or a virtual flash resource.

  For example you might want to perform a metadata check if one of the following occurs:

  You experience storage outages.

  After you rebuild RAID or perform a disk replacement.

  You see metadata errors in the vmkernel.log file.

  You are unable to access files on a VMFS.

  You see corruption being reported for a datastore in events tabs of vCenter Server.

  Results

  To check metadata consistency, run VOMA from the CLI of an ESXi host. VOMA can be used to check

  and fix metadata inconsistency issues for a VMFS datastore or a virtual flash resource. To resolve errors

  reported by VOMA, consult VMware Support.

• Question 197:

  What is the default space threshold for vSphere Storage DRS?

  A. 90%

  B. 70%

  C. 95%

  D. 80%

  Correct Answer: D

  https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2149938 Load balancing based on Space and IO: Storage DRS dynamically balance the Storage DRS cluster imbalance based on Space and IO threshold set. Default space threshold per datastore is 80% and default IO latency threshold is 15ms.

• Question 198:

  Restoration of the vCenter Server Appliance is accomplished using which interface?

  A. vSphere Client

  B. vCenter Server ApplianceGUI Installer

  C. vSphere Web Client

  D. vCenter Server ApplianceMenagement Interface

  Correct Answer: D

• Question 199:

  What VM Monitoring setting would ensure that the maximum reset window for a virtual machine is 24 hours?

  A. Normal

  B. Low

  C. High

  D. Medium

  Correct Answer: D

  https://blogs.vmware.com/vsphere/2014/03/vsphere-ha-vm-monitoring-back-basics.html

• Question 200:

  Group A has permission to download files in Content Library. Group B does not have permission to download files in Content Library. If a user is a member of both groups, what will be the result?

  A. The user can access Content Library.

  B. The user cannot download file from Content Library.

  C. The user cannot access Content LibraryD. The user can download file from Content Library.

  Correct Answer: B

  Permission inheritance (not in any order):

  *

  Permissions are additive if not in conflict so user gets permissions from both groups.

  *

  Permissions at lower level in hierarchy has precedence.

  *

  Permissions on user has precedence over Group

  *

  Deny permissions has precedence over Allow. https://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-4-esxvcenter/index.jsp?topic=/com.vmware.vsphere.bsa.doc_40/ vc_admin_guide/managing_users_group s_roles_and_permissions/c_multiple_permission_settings.html