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An administrator is planning a vSphere infrastructure with the following specific networking requirements:
The ability to shape inbound (RX) traffic
Support for Private VLANs (PVLANs)
Support for LLDP (Link Layer Discovery Protocol)
What is the minimum vSphere Edition that will support these requirements?
- A. vSphere Essentials Plus
- B. vSphere Standard
- C. vSphere Enterprise
- D. vSphere Enterprise Plus
Answer : D
Explanation: http://www.vmware.com/products/vsphere/compare
http://www.vmware.com/products/vsphere/features/distributed-switch.html
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Which two statements below could explain why the vSphere Client is reporting N/A for hyperthreading? (Choose two.)
- A. The physical CPUs in the host do not support hyperthreading.
- B. Hyperthreading is disabled in the host's BIOS.
- C. The physical CPUs in the host are not multi-core.
- D. The number of CPUs meets or exceeds the maximum without hyperthreading.
Answer : A,B
During an upgrade, the ESXi 5.x installer finds an existing version of ESXi and a VMFS3 volume. No virtual machines exist on the host or VMFS3 volume. The requirement is to upgrade to VMFS5.
Which option should be chosen to meet this requirement?
- A. Upgrade ESXi and preserve the VMFS datastore
- B. Install ESXi and preserve the VMFS datastore
- C. Install ESXi and overwrite the VMFS datastore
- D. Upgrade ESXi and overwrite the VMFS datastore
Answer : C
An administrator is upgrading a vSphere Distributed Switch. The existing switch is version
5.0 and the administrator wants to upgrade to the latest version possible. The environment contains several ESXi 5.1 hosts.
Which two options are available to ensure that the upgraded switch will be compatible with these hosts? (Choose two.)
- A. Upgrade the vSphere Distributed Switch to 5.5
- B. Upgrade the ESXi 5.1 hosts to version 5.5, then upgrade the vSphere Distributed Switch to 5.5
- C. Upgrade the vSphere Distributed Switch to 5.1
- D. Upgrade the ESXi host switches to 5.5, then upgrade the vSphere Distributed Switch to 5.5
Answer : B,C
To comply with security requirements, an administrator with a vCenter Server Appliance needs to force logoff of the vSphere web client after 10 minutes of inactivity.
What should the administrator do to meet the requirement?
- A. Edit: /var/lib/vmware/vsphere-client/webclient.properties, modify session.timeout=10
- B. Edit: /opt/vmware/vsphere-client/webclient.properties, modify session.timeout=600
- C. Edit: /var/lib/vmware/vsphere-client/webclient.properties modify session.timeout=600
- D. Edit: /opt/vmware/vsphere-client/webclient.properties, modify session.timeout=10
Answer : A
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