VMware VCP5-DCV Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

VMware VCP5-DCV Online Questions & Answers

• Question 181:

  What is a characteristic of Virtual SAN?

  A. It supports Virtual Machine Storage Policies.
  B. It supports multiple Virtual SAN clusters for each host.
  C. It supports native snapshots and SE Sparse disks.
  D. It supports storage attached through USB, Fibre Channel, or iSCSI.
  A. It supports Virtual Machine Storage Policies.

• Question 182:

  Which workflow should the administrator follow to create a High Availability (HA) cluster?

  A. Select a datacenter, create a cluster in the datacenter, add resources to the cluster, enable HA, and configure HA-specific settings
  B. Select a resource pool, create an HA Cluster in the resource pool, add resources to the cluster, configure HA-specific settings, and enable HA
  C. Select a datacenter, create an HA Cluster, add resources to the cluster, configure HA- specific settings, and enable HA
  D. Select a resource pool, create a cluster in the pool, add resources to the cluster, enable HA, and configure HA-specific settings
  A. Select a datacenter, create a cluster in the datacenter, add resources to the cluster, enable HA, and configure HA-specific settings

• Question 183:

  An administrator needs to use performance information from Windows virtual machines to better understand their effect on the vSphere 5.x hosts on which they run.

  What must the administrator do to collect this information?

  A. Install VMware Tools with the PERFMON counters enabled in the Advanced option of the installer.
  B. Install VMware Tools. Add counters in the PERFMON utility.
  C. Install VMware Tools. Edit the VMware Tools settings to enable the VM-specific counters.
  D. Install VMware Tools. Install the PERFMON plug-in for VMware Tools.
  B. Install VMware Tools. Add counters in the PERFMON utility.

• Question 184:

  An administrator needs to migrate a virtual machine from one datastore to another, but the virtual machine has a snapshot. The virtual machine is running on an ESXi 5.x host. Which action must the vSphere administrator take to ensure that the snapshot data remains intact?

  A. Perform a standard Storage vMotion migration.
  B. Consolidate the snapshot and then perform a Storage vMotion migration.
  C. Perform a Storage vMotion migration and then copy the snapshot file to the new location.
  D. Delete the snapshot and then perform the Storage vMotion migration.
  A. Perform a standard Storage vMotion migration.

• Question 185:

  How should a vSphere administrator disable memory compression?

  A. Attach a vSphere Client to an ESXi host and edit the Mem.MemZipEnable advanced setting.
  B. Connect to vCenter Server using the vSphere Client and edit the virtual machine. Insert the Mem.MemZipDisable option and set the value to True.
  C. Connect a vSphere Client to vCenter Server and configure the Memory Compression setting from the Administration menu.
  D. Reboot the ESXi host and disable memory compression in the BIOS under Advanced Settings.
  A. Attach a vSphere Client to an ESXi host and edit the Mem.MemZipEnable advanced setting.

• Question 186:

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  -- Exhibit -A vSphere administrator receives a report of an issue with a vApp. After connecting to the environment with the vSphere Client, the administrator does not see the vApp, but instead sees the inventory shown in the exhibit.

  What explains this behavior?

  A. The administrator is connected to the ESXi host running the vApp.
  B. The administrator is using the Web Client.
  C. The vApp is in a partially deleted state.
  D. The vApp has been converted to a resource pool.
  A. The administrator is connected to the ESXi host running the vApp.

• Question 187:

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  A vSphere administrator has misconfigured vMotion in such a way that vMotion migrations are failing. Based on the information shown, what is the cause of the problem?

  A. The vMotion VMkernel ports on the hosts are configured with the same IP address.
  B. The labels of the vMotion VMkernel ports are not identical.
  C. The vMotion VMkernel ports are not labeled identically.
  D. The vMotion VMkernel ports are using the same uplink.
  A. The vMotion VMkernel ports on the hosts are configured with the same IP address.

• Question 188:

  A vSphere administrator attempts to move a powered on virtual machine into a resource pool that is configured in an HA/DRS cluster. The operation fails. What condition would cause this behavior?

  A. HA admission control prevented the movement of the virtual machine due to insufficient resources.
  B. Resource pool admission control prevented the movement of the virtual machine due to insufficient resources.
  C. The virtual machine was not powered off before being moved into the resource pool.
  D. The virtual machine's hardware level did not match the level of the existing virtual machines in the resource pool.
  B. Resource pool admission control prevented the movement of the virtual machine due to insufficient resources.

• Question 189:

  An administrator has deployed a vCenter Server Appliance to manage a virtual environment.

  The administrator has been asked to develop a plan for handling major upgrades to the application.

  What should be included in the upgrade plan?

  A. Utilize vCenter Configuration Manager to upgrade the vCenter Server in place
  B. Install a new vCenter Server and import the information from the existing vCenter Server
  C. Install a new vCenter Server over the existing vCenter Server as an in-place upgrade
  D. Utilize Update Manager to upgrade the vCenter Server in place
  B. Install a new vCenter Server and import the information from the existing vCenter Server

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  Explanation/Reference:

  Page 131 of vsphere-update-manager-50-install-administration-guide.pdf

  NOTE

  Update Manager 5.0 does not support virtual machine patch baselines. If a host is connected to vCenter Server by using an IPv6 address, you cannot scan and remediate virtual machines and virtual appliances that run on the host.

  Remediation of VMware vCenter Server Appliance is not supported. For more information about upgrading the virtual appliance, see the vCenter Server upgrade documentation.

  Page 56 of vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-50-upgrade-guide.pdf

  Upgrade the VMware vCenter Server Appliance

  Because the VMware vCenter Server Appliance was first released with vSphere 5.0, upgrading the appliance is not required until a future release. This information helps you plan for future upgrades.

  Procedure

  1.

  Deploy the new version of the vCenter Server Appliance. The new appliance has a default network configuration, and the vCenter Server service is unconfigured and disabled.

  2.

  Connect to both the old and new appliances in separate browser windows.

  3.

  In the Upgrade tab of the new appliance, select destination for the appliance role, and click Set role.

  4.

  In the Upgrade tab of the old appliance, select source for the appliance role, and click Set role.

  5.

  In each appliance, click Establish Trust. The local appliance key appears.

  6.

  In the new appliance, copy the local appliance key.

  7.

  Paste the local appliance key into the Remote appliance key field of the old appliance.

  8.

  Click Import remote key in the old appliance.

  9.

  In the old appliance, copy the local appliance key.

  10.

  Paste the local appliance key into the Remote appliance key field of the new appliance.

  11.

  Click Import remote key in the new appliance.

  12.

  In the new appliance, click Import, and click Start import. The new appliance shuts down the old appliance and assumes the network identity of the old appliance. This process can take several minutes. When the import is complete, the new vCenter Server Appliance starts.

• Question 190:

  An administrator must decommission a datastore.

  

  Before unmounting the datastore, which three requirements must be fullfilled? (Choose three.)

  A. No virtual machines reside on the datastore.
  B. The datastore is not used for vSphere HA heartbeat.
  C. No registered virtual machines reside on the datastore.
  D. The datastore must not have any extents.
  E. The datastore must not be part of a datastore cluster.
  A. No virtual machines reside on the datastore.
  B. The datastore is not used for vSphere HA heartbeat.
  E. The datastore must not be part of a datastore cluster.