Free 2VB-601 sample questions

Correct answer: Hardware Compatibility

Explanation: Hardware Compatibility- Monitor the cluster components to ensure that they are using supported hardware, software, and drivers. Reference:https://docs.vmware.com/enA/Mware-vSphere/6.5/com.vmware.vsphere.virtualsan.doc/GUID-68CDE86F-C5A7-4B3E-9DA8-BD8165D3A9AF.html

Correct answer: A minimum of four hosts in the cluster

Explanation: When not using a witness, there is a minimum requirement of 3 ESXi hosts in a vSAN cluster. This is the same for all versions. While vSAN fully supports 3-node configurations, they can behave differently than configurations with 4 or greater nodes. In particular, in the event of a failure there is no way for vSAN to rebuild components on another host in the cluster to tolerate another failure. Also with 3-node configurations, vSAN does not have the ability to migrate all data from a node during maintenance. Design decision: Consider 4 or more nodes for the vSAN cluster design for maximum availability References: VMware vSAN Design and Sizing Guide. Page: 51

Correct answer: vSAN ReadyNode Configurator

Explanation: vSAN ReadyNode Configurator Selecting a vSAN ReadyNode is simple. Choose the vSAN version you want to deploy, pick a ReadyNode profile based on your specific needs, select your preferred server vendor, and then pick one of the available models. Note: vSAN ReadyNode are x86 servers, available from all the leading server vendors, that have been pre-configured, tested and certified for VMware Hyper-Converged Infrastructure Software. Each ReadyNode is optimally configured for vSAN with the required amount of CPU, memory, network, I/O controllers and storage (SSDs, HDDs or flash devices). Some ReadyNode are available with additional options aimed at simplifying purchasing, deployment, and support. These options are only available for select server vendors and ReadyNode models: • Pre-installed Hyper-Converged Infrastructure Software • Bundled Hyper-Converged Infrastructure Software licenses . Single vendor support from the server vendor to cover both hardware and Hyper-Converged Infrastructure Software Incorrect answers: B: VMware Virtual SAN Sizing Tool All Virtual SAN customers and enthusiasts can easy get sizing ideas and estimations on the amount hardware resources necessary to support a particular Virtual SAN design. All you will need to do is provide a few virtual machine inputs based on capacity, performance, and availability requirements. The purpose of this tool is to help determine the hardware specifications for hosts in a Virtual SAN cluster required to run a set of virtual machines defined by a set of input characteristics.

Correct answer: The use of the vSAN iSCSI Target for providing storage directly to vSphere is not currently supported.

Explanation: Virutal SAN iSCSI Target for providing storage directly to vSphere is not currently supported.

Correct answers: Size of the VMDK objec; Stripe width parameter

A, D Explanation: Note: Number Of Disk Stripes Per Object, commonly referred to as stripe width, is the setting that defines the minimum number of capacity devices across which each replica of a storage object is distributed.

A, D Explanation: Note: Number Of Disk Stripes Per Object, commonly referred to as stripe width, is the setting that defines the minimum number of capacity devices across which each replica of a storage object is distributed.

Correct answers: Network; Hardware Compatibility; Physical Disk

C, D, E Reference: https://www.vsan-essentials.eom/chapter-10-troubleshooting-monitoring-and-performance#health-check-cateqor.i_es.

C, D, E Reference: https://www.vsan-essentials.eom/chapter-10-troubleshooting-monitoring-and-performance#health-check-cateqor.i_es.

C, D, E Reference: https://www.vsan-essentials.eom/chapter-10-troubleshooting-monitoring-and-performance#health-check-cateqor.i_es.