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New to VMWare, i am doing the training. Just wanted to know is the link VMWare.BrainDump.VCP-510.v2011-11-01.by.LeonardoBR.159q.vce
Valid, Updated and more than enough to be studied to pass well in the exam.
Any Help Appreciated
Thanks for all
I only got 1 new question.
When coordinating the VM NMP and any installed 3-party MIP, what the PSA performs?
1) Implements logical devices bandwidth sharing
2) Process I/O request to logical devices
3) Associate physical path with logical devices
4) Manage physical path claiming and unclaiming
My two cents on the FT question is this:
THE LICENSING MODEL SHOWS WHAT FEATURES you get with that version of vSphere. Therefore FT is only available with vCenter... no more debating this because we are going off on a tangent... I am sticking with the answers so far... The dump will have around 5-8 questions when I am done
1) Priority 2
2) Priority 1
3) The moderately Conservative setting
4) Default setting
Im taking exam tomorrow but im still not sure about this 1
Q2: Is anyone can check whether we are able to create FT by using command line? PowerCLI? Script? I guess that we still have possibilities to create FT without vCenter?
Thanks for your comments sim and sserg
Q2 looks like a really tricky quiz, because existing Resource Pools are available without vCenter Server (I can't create a new one, but I see and edit settings (!) of existing resource pools if I connected directly to ESXi 5.0 host with vSphere Client).
About FT, I agree that FT like HA don't need vCenter Server for function, once it initially configured with vCenter. Thinking...=) I prefer answers: ADE
Any other suggestions about resource pools?
As for Q3 it is true that fault tolerance will go on even if vCenter is unavailable in that moment, but it has to be installed in order to configure Fault Tolerance:
"
What happens if vCenter Server is offline when a failover event occurs?
Once Fault Tolerance is configured for a virtual machine, vCenter Server need not be online for FT to work. Even if vCenter Server is offline, failover will still occur from the primary to the secondary virtual machine. Additionally, the spawning of a new secondary virtual machine will also occur without vCenter Server."
Hi sserg
Q2. Which of the following are only available with vCenter Server? (choose 3) . I would answer CDE.
For resource pool the option to create resource pools is disabled unless VMware DRS is enabled on the cluster.
http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1004098
The FT can continue without a vCenter.
Page 9 of vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-50-availability-guide.pdf
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The entire process is transparent and fully automated and occurs even if vCenter
Server is unavailable.
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Q4. I would answer AC.
Thanks
sserg, for Q3 that's what I answered but I'm still unsure if it is correct. For Q4 I answered storage vmotion and vm in suspended state and I have just checked that those are the right answers (http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/index.jsp?topic=/com.vmware.vsphere.vcenterhost.doc_50/GUID-F52300EB-F43B-49F8-820E-298D75025DF3.html)
Cheers!
I do the test tomorrow!
Q1, Q2 - I agree.
Q3. A client wants to create a virtual machine with intense I/O traffic. Which type of disk should he choose? (choose 2):
A) Thick provisioned
B) Flat disk
C) Raw mapped device
D) Thin provisioned
My answer: A, C.
Q4. Which of the following allows the virtual disk of a VM to be migrated to another datastore? (choose 2):
a) Storage vMotion
b) vMotion
c) VMware Data Recovery
d) VM migrated in suspended state
Answer: a) and ? Any suggestions?
I have just came back from the exam. I passed with 439 (and my husband who studied from the same dump passed with 417).
I have 6 new questions. I remember a few:
Q1. What kind of traffic can be priorized with Network I/O Control (choose 3):
a) virtual machine;
b) vmotion
c) fault tolerance
d) FCoE
e) hardware dependent iSCSI adapter
(I believe it is a, b, c)
Q2. Which of the following are only available with vCenter Server? (choose 3)
a) fault tolerance
b) thin provisioning
c) resource pool
d) update manager
e) vmotion
(I answered a, d, e)
Q3. A client wants to create a virtual machine with intense I/O traffic. Which type of disk should he choose? (choose 2):
A) thick provisioned
B) Flat disk
C) Raw mapped device
D) Thin provisioned
Q4. Which of the following allows the virtual disk of a VM to be migrated to another datastore? (choose 2):
a) storage vmotion
b) vmotion
c) VMware data recovery
d) VM migrated in suspended state
For the moment this is all I can remember. If I remember anything else I will come back :)
When coordinating the VMware NMP and any installed third-party MPPs, the PSA performs the following tasks:
- Handles physical path discovery and removal.
- Implements logical device bandwidth sharing between virtual machines.
i.e. in qiuz:
1) Implements logical devices bandwidth sharing
4) Manage physical path claiming and unclaiming
http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/topic/com.vmware.ICbase/PDF/vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-50-storage-guide.pdf, page 158
When coordinating the VMware NMP and any installed third-party MPPs, the PSA performs the following tasks:
- Loads and unloads multipathing plug-ins.
- Hides virtual machine specifics from a particular plug-in.
- Routes I/O requests for a specific logical device to the MPP managing that device.
- Handles I/O queueing to the logical devices.
- Implements logical device bandwidth sharing between virtual machines.
- Handles I/O queueing to the physical storage HBAs.
- Handles physical path discovery and removal.
- Provides logical device and physical path I/O statistics
quiz
When coordinating the VM NMP and any installed 3-party MPP, what the PSA performs?
1) Implements logical devices bandwidth sharing
2) Process I/O request to logical devices
3) Associate physical path with logical devices
4) Manage physical path claiming and unclaiming
So, if this is single-choice quiz answer is
1) Implements logical devices bandwidth sharing (between virtual machines)
"You can move the threshold slider to use one of five settings, ranging from Conservative to Aggressive. The five migration settings generate recommendations based on their assigned priority level. Each setting you move the slider to the right allows the inclusion of one more lower level of priority. The Conservative setting generates only priority-one recommendations (mandatory recommendations), the next level to the right generates priority-two recommendations and higher, and so on, down to the Aggressive level which generates priority-five recommendations and higher (that is, all recommendations.)"
Q2: 240 : (15 /64)*1024
Q3: no idea
Q4: 3 i think
other ideas?
What does OVF format allows to be done to VMware template?
1) Upgrade
2) Transport
3) Converted
4) Automated
What IOPS should be used with Storage I/O controller to limited disk throughput to roughly 15MPS if the guest application write 64KB
1) 320
2) 240
3) 64
4) 150
A user wants to configure a DRS migration threshold that allow automated applied of all priority one & two remediation only. What is the setting?
1) Priority 2
2) Priority 1
3) The moderately Conservative setting
4) Default setting
When coordinating the VM NMP and any installed 3-party MIP, what the PSA performs?
1) Implements logical devices bandwidth sharing
2) Process I/O request to logical devices
3) Associate physical path with logical devices
4) Manage physical path claiming and unclaiming
When i download the file from the link it shows that it is version 1. Where can i get the version 4 file to download the VCE format. Can you please reply me soon since i am going to write the exam on 09-11-2011
If you update this dump you need to be sure to note the changes you are making and why. This dump is pretty close to be spot on. Most questions have been discussed and researched by groups of people sharing inputs. Again, just note the changes and why...
This site takes 3 days to load a new dump to it... AGAIN if you dont want to wait post to here:
http://certcollection.org/forum/topic/143147-vcp-510-updated-dump-and-links/
This is the latest and greatest and is constantly updated.
http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-11812
-This is the round-trip latency in storage stack.
The KAVG value should be very small in comparison to the DAVG value and should be close to zero. When there is a lot of queuing in ESX, KAVG can be as high, or even higher than DAVG. If this happens, please check the queue statistics, which will be discussed next.
Using v4 dumps is enough for a pass (though not great I imagine)
Few new questions, such as -
1) question on the definition of public and private clouds
2) using a stretched ha configuration, across 2 sites, what port needs to be allowed through the firewall.
3) another reservation question, not too hard!
Good luck all!
Ang
Using v4 dumps is enough for a pass (though not great I imagine)
Few new questions, such as -
1) question on the definition of public and private
2) using a stretched ha configuration, across 2 sites, what port needs to be allowed through the firewall.
3) another reservation question, not too hard!
Good luck all!
Ang
Thank you!
is that the latest dump that gets you ready for the exam , and iam taking my exam on 22nd of NOV , would this be valid till that day ??
My score is 411
Thanks Leonardo and everybody.
Q135: C D
In my lab is C and D,
An VMFS datastore can be delete.
But an NFS can not be delete, An NFS datastore can be unmount only,
So the Q135 is :
What are two consquences of deleteing (unmout) an NFS datastore from an ESXi hosts?
http://certcollection.org/forum/topic/143147-vcp-510-updated-dump-and-links/
If we could get some help on updating the braindump (Leo or Luc) then that would be great. I also have all the noted in correct and correct answer on this forum post as well.. Just waiting on updating the VCE file or unless someone else can do it.
http://certcollection.org/forum/topic/143147-vcp-510-updated-dump-and-links/
I also tried in my lab to rename the .vmtx file to .vtmxa and option still appears and it works fine. Even if you rename the file extensions, the virtual machine can be deployed from template.
So for this question the correct answers should be: B,C.
C&D is correct
What is the purpose of vStorage API's applied on VAAI?
The test taker cannot remember the answer listed.
Your comments appreciated.
Thanks a lot for your feedback! And congrats to all those that passed the exam today. I'm going on Monday and your experiences make me feel more confident :) 10x
When you delete a "Role" what happens to the users that were in it?
A. They are not affected, but you cannot add any new users to the deleted Role
B. They automatically get assigned to "read only" Role
C. They lose all privileges
D. They can be assigned to any other Role that exists
I think with the given answers none is the perfect match but maybe the link gives you an idea how it should work...
Would be nice if you would contribute new questions to the others...
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~ # service mgmt-vmware restart
-sh: service: not found
~ # /sbin/services.sh restart
Running vShield-Endpoint-Mux stop
watchdog-vShield-Endpoint-Mux: Terminating watchdog process with PID 3373
..
http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&externalId=1005566
Q64: AB.
Q73: D. Please look at the explanation there, "from which you access the vSphere Web Client" That is the remote client that currently you are running, no need to connect to ESXi.
Q108: AC, Just read the explanation section again, it is right there.
Q112: BCE.
Q128: CDE. I have read the VMW_Netioc_BestPractices.pdf again and the B is a bad one because Limits enforces the dvUplink level not a VM. E is correct.
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Shares
A user can specify the relative importance of a given resource-pool flow using shares that are enforced at the dvUplink level. The underlying dvUplink bandwidth is then divided among resource-pool flows based on their relative shares in a work-conserving way. This means that unused capacity will be redistributed to other contending flows and won’t go to waste. As shown in Figure 1, the network flow scheduler is the entity responsible for enforcing shares and therefore is in charge of the overall arbitration under overcommitment. Each resource-pool flow has its own dedicated software queue inside the scheduler so that packets from a given resource pool won’t be dropped due to high utilization by other flows.
Limits
A user can specify an absolute shaping limit for a given resource-pool flow using a bandwidth capacity limiter. As opposed to shares that are enforced at the dvUplink level, limits are enforced on the overall vDS set of dvUplinks, which means that a flow of a given resource pool will never exceed a given limit for a vDS out of a given vSphere host.
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It looks like version 4.0 has helped many people to pass the exam today. I can't want to take the exam next week.
Luczac has released version 4.1 with more corrections. FYI....
I still think Q137 is B D E.
A added function in vSphere 5 is that you now can use Storage I/O control on NFS datastores. I know you can use only a single extent, but I cannot find anything about a VMFS extent related to SIOC.
http://www.vmware.com/resources/techresources/10207
14: B C
41: D
43: A
64: B D
73: D
78: B D
96: A B D
103: A B E
126: B D
134: This question has only 3 choices on the exam. I corrected this question.
137 B D E
Also I added 3 new questions.
I use ver 3 and v4 toghter!!
thanks Leonardo and everybody(for the VMWare.BrainDump.VCP-510.v2011-11-01.by.LeonardoBR.159q.vce )!!
my score is 383,about 10 quesions not in this dump!!
I don't have the manager, perhaps someone can correct the answeres..
Restart the Management Agents in ESXi ->
Either you use services.sh restart or you use DCUI and choose Restart Management Network - not Management Agents.
You cannot delete an NFS datastore, you can only Unmount!
You cannot upgrade the vCSA, you have to deploy a new one and copy configuration data, see http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/index.jsp?topic=/com.vmware.vsphere.upgrade.doc_50/GUID-6A5C596D-103E-4024-9353-5569263EB427.html
resxtop doesn't exist
High Priority vMotions -> A+C would be correct regarding the text in the explanation
Configuring admission control -> according to the text in the explanation I would choose AB not BC
Host Isolation Response defailt -> The responses are:
Leave powered on (the default), Power off, and Shut down. You can customize this property for individual
virtual machines.
So when Network Isolation occures and cluster is on default settings, choose B not A
Features of a Distributed Switch: NetFlow, NIOC and INGRESS traffic shaping. Egress can be done by Standard and Distributed switch.
I got 5 questions i did not see in the dump. Nothing from conf. max. I remembered 3 questions wich I added to the VCE.
Hi Malteser,
I think NFS is different from VMFS type, at VCP student manul page 230 it said for NFS data store delete is also means umount.so I choose c+d
q112 BCE
I use ver 3 and v4 toghter!!
thanks Leonardo and everybody(for the VMWare.BrainDump.VCP-510.v2011-11-01.by.LeonardoBR.159q.vce )!!
Appreciate all the hardword you do... I like helping out it makes me study lol.
See:
http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1004790
q 135 - is C and D... tested in my lab I think its proof enough... its talks abuot "ESXi" host not cluster... catchy words there...
http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&externalId=1005566
q.125
This changed with vsphere 5 - check your lab for the default settings.. its A and B i think with vsphere 5 - there isnt a graceful shutdown button... only shutdown and its link to graceful now...
q36 is B AND C - why the hell would just high restart be started on esxi host? no where does it say that - it says starting FIRST with high then so on and so on until well it can turn anymore on...
q72
Says nothing about Config Manager updating vCenter VSA - only way is option B... sorry man your gonna have to bite the bullet unless you can show some proof. VSA has some major limitations... sure you can update or patch the linux VM but that isnt and "Upgrade" it is a tricky question...
http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vcenter-configuration-manager-541-hardware-software-requirements-guide.pdf
q 103 mr. bob you are RIGHT
Jesus NFS is a filer... and YOU CANNOT install esxi to NFS.. you can place a ANSWER FILE but you cannot RUN Esxi on it. You know why? because it installs VMFS is you use the installable... so again ABE -
please update the dump with correct answer and help everyone out.
I think we need another forum thread at this site to answer this altogether and get updates done correctly. Some of these are on the vcp-410 and the same exact questions. Find a good 410 dump and reference that as well if you want.
http://certcollection.org/forum/topic/142354-vmware-vcp-510-corrected/
starting like page 5 or 6 luc begins to update it.
As the bottom of the picture said "All entities in the same group are started BEFORE PROCEEDING TO THE NEXT GROUP. Shutdown is done in reserve order", if the Dev_Web_01 mv is moved to Group 3, it will start after Dev_SQL_01 and Dev_App_01.
I have taken (and failed) the test previously and can say there are few Qs not in the exam itself
Cooljeans - give us an update after you finish the test.
You'll be taking it tomorrow, right? Please send us feedback as soon as you can! And of course, I wish you have a great result. Good luck!
Thanks for all.
You can also take a look at page 68 of this document: http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/topic/com.vmware.ICbase/PDF/vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-50-storage-guide.pdf
It says:
"The VMkernel performs the following tasks.
a Locates the file, which corresponds to the guest virtual machine disk, in the VMFS volume.
b Maps the requests for the blocks on the virtual disk to blocks on the appropriate physical device.
c Sends the modified I/O request from the device driver in the VMkernel to the iSCSI initiator (hardware
or software)."
AFAIK delete is for VMFS, and Unmount is for NFS. Delete destroys the data whilst unmount for nfs retains the data on the share.
I don't know if it would apply to the single host or all of them however.
If you take another look at that KB that command it for ESX not ESXi
ESXi command is: /sbin/services.sh restart
Take a look at this http://www.yellow-bricks.com/2008/08/10/howto-esxi-and-ssh/
service command is no more available in ESXi, sure answers are BD. I tested in a lab.
http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1003490
What is your passing score and is this dump valid?Your speedy response will be much appreciated.
Thanks