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210-015 – VCE Vblock System Deployment and Implementation – Virtualization

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Question 7 (Troubleshooting)

You power on a Vblock System 320 and look at the Maps tab of an ESXi server in vCenter’s Hosts And Clusters view and see an ESXi server with a red “x” over it.

What is causing the ESX server problem?

Select an option, then click Submit answer.

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    The server has crashed.
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    The server is an unsuitable candidate for migration.
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    The data store is out of space.
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    The server is rebooting.
Question 8 (Installation)

During the deployment of a Vblock System 320, the customer stresses the importance of network security and states that they would like to have a VM scan and capture all packets on the virtual switch to which it is connected.

Which security policy should you set?

Select an option, then click Submit answer.

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    jumbo frame
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    MAC address change
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    promiscuous
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    port scan
Question 9 (Troubleshooting)

Overnight several virtual machines have triggered alarms for guest memory usage.

What are the proper steps to acknowledge the alarms while investigating the cause?

Select an option, then click Submit answer.

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    Locate the relevant alarms and reset them.
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    Notify your monitoring team to disable all virtual machine monitoring; reboot all affected virtual machines and manually monitor their memory usage for the next 60 minutes.
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    Place all affected virtual machines into suspend until the alarms clear on their own.
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    From the Status Bar click the alarm button; select Acknowledge the Alarm.