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Raj @ India, did you give the exam on 12th ? how was it and which dump you followed ?
The answer should be C and D. A cluster can become invalid when the balance of resources gets out of whack. Since DRS is a cluster "item", anything that causes an imbalance in the cluster will cause it to go invalid. If you were to power on VM's via a direct connection to the host, vCenter goes WTF, and marks the cluster red.
A. DRS has been disabled on one or more ESXi hosts.
B. An ESXi host has been removed from the cluster.
C. A migration on a virtual machine is attempted while the virtual machine is failing over.
D. Virtual machines have been powered on from a vSphere Client connected directly to an ESXi host.
What is the correct answer for the above Q as the Answer in this dump says : BC,but in other dump (LEAD2PASS) says BD.
Can we trust all these Dumps & go for real exam?? planing to write this week..
VMWare Data Recovery requires the vSphere client plug-in and additional storage. So C&D stands.
See:
http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vdr_10_admin.pdf - pages 12 & 13
My take on:
Which three tasks can be selected from the home page of an ESXi 5.x host? (Choose three.)
From the ESXi 5 host home page you you are given the following options:
Download the vSphere Client
Download VMWare vCenter
Access vSphere Documentation
Download the Virtual Appliance
Dowload the vSphere Remote CLI installer for Windows (this is not PowerCLI)
Dowload the vSphere Remote CLI installer for Linux (this is not PowerCLI)
Browse datastores in the host's inventory
Learn more about the Web Services SDK
Browse objects managed by the host
PowerCLI is an extension which builds upon Windows Powershell and can be downloaded from www.vmware.com/go/powercli
vSphere Remote CLI is a separate application which can be downloaded in Windows, 32-Bit Linux or 64-Bit Linux formats from https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/details/vcli40/ZCV0YmRkJSpidHdw
So from the options given you can Download VMware vCenter or the vSphere client, browse objects mounted by this host, and browse datastores (which could be Network File System (NFS) mounted).
Check page 49 of the virtual machine administration guide from vmware
I mean A is correct, there is link to 'browse objects managed by this host' on the screenshot
maybe I'm blind, but where is the shutdown/restart option in the screenshot?
Congratulations!
did you used only this dump to preparing?
A. The template is missing the .vmx configuration file.
B. The vSphere Client is connected to an ESXi host.
C. The template is listed as Orphaned.
D. The administrator is using the vSphere Web Client.
In dump - BC, but the you can deploy VMs from template conecting with ESX host, I'd checked it, i think it must be AC
I disagree with you, see the screenshot of ESXi home page http://yoyoclouds.files.wordpress.com/2012/04/13.png
a., browse objects managed by this host
b., browse NFS mounts
c., download vSphere client
d., shut down / restart
e., download power cli installer
The dump has: ABD but you cannot restart the host from here but you can download a command line interface so it is either ACE or BCE (depending on how you define "browse objects" and "browse NFS mounts".
(you can browse the datastores)
Which action can resolve the issue?
A. Set a CPU reservation for the web server VM.
B. Manually move the Virtual Machine using high priority vMotion.
C. Configure the DRS Migration Threshold to Aggressive.
D. Set CPU affinity for the virtual machine.
In dump - A, but the problem is with host CPU usage, i think it should be B
You are right about the beacon probing:
http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1005577
If the storage array is the bottleneck, which two counters would be higher than normal? (Choose two.)
A. Average ESXi VMKernel latency per command, in milliseconds
B. Average ESXi highest latency, in milliseconds
C. Average virtual machine operating system latency per command, in milliseconds
D. Number of SCSI reservation conflicts per second
In dump - B and C, must be C and D
Answer: BC
But should be CD, smb verify please
A. The Data Recovery Appliance Module must be installed on vCenter Server.
B. A private network must be created for the backup appliance.
C. The vSphere Client plug-in must be installed on any machine VDR will be managed from.
D. The Data Recovery backup appliance must have additional storage added to it.
Answers are CD but I think it should be BC
Which two disk types will best fit the needs of the application? (Choose two.)
A. Raw Device Mapped Disk
B. Thin Provisioned Disk
C. Thick Provision Lazy Zeroed Disk
D. Thick Provision Eager Zeroed Disk
In dump - A and C, must be A and D, Eager Zeroed is faster than Lazy Zeroed.
A. Zones define paths to a Fibre Channel array
B. Zones control access to LUNs on a Fibre Channel storage array
C. Zones can be soft or hard
D. Zones can be configured on an array or ESXi host
In dump - A and C, i think it should be B and C
A. An improper VLAN configuration on a physical switch port
B. A disconnected network cable
C. A VMkernel IP mismatch affecting vMotion or HA traffic
D. Jumbo frames improperly configured on an iSCSI target
In this dump answer is: A
but i think the B is true answer
Were the answers on the exam word for word from the dump, or are they phrased differently?
Sorry, I mean A & C.
I think the answer should be A & D. By default, 3 restarts is the limit for HA. See screenhost here: http://tinypic.com/r/mqbz8/6 And if monitoring is set too high, then HA might not detect that the OS has crashed.
a. monitoring set to low
b. app monitoring only is selected
c. vm has failed 3 times
d. ha cluster is setup with defaults
Answer is C is one of the answers but the VM can try to start up to 5 times before it stops trying.
Thanks!
The question in the exam is 'What is the "default" MTU....'
The answer of course is 1500. If enabling Jumbo Frames, you would change this default to 9000. The question is leading you off in the wrong direction, so take your time and read the whole question. Hope this helps
A.
9000
B.
9500
C.
5500
D.
1500
The answer in this dump is 1500 but should 9000 can someone confirms pls
Passed Today with 483.
a - the user immedioately loses connectivity and premissions on the host
b - the user retains permissions oand connectivity to the host for up to 24 hours
c - the user retains permissions on the host until the host is rebooted
d - the user retains permissions on the object until the next time the user logs in to vcenter server
Dump says c... Why not b?
Dump says c (Active Directory Authentication) which is wrong. Correct answer is d (IPv6)
http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/techpaper/Whats-New-VMware-vCenter-Server-50-Technical-Whitepaper.pdf (page 8)
ond http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.vmware.vsphere.install.doc_50%2FGUID-25FCBA87-5D2F-4CB6-85D7-88899B4AC174.html about lacking IPv6
http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/topic/com.vmware.ICbase/PDF/vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-50-resource-management-guide.pdf (pg 32)
"The memory balloon driver (vmmemctl) collaborates with the server to reclaim pages that are considered least valuable by the guest operating system."
Anyway - it goes to show that really careful reading of the wording is necessary on the test...
I see what you mean, you are right, it is a trick question! Very nice catch!
you mean this dump - "VMware.ActualTests.VCP-510.v2012-06-23.by.BH.288q.vce " is valid?
What are two requirements when configuring a Fiber Channel SAN with an ESXi 5.x custer
A: RDMs must be zoned and masked to each ESXi 5 host in the cluster
B: A FCP HBA or hardware supporting FCoE must be installed in the hosts
C: Each LUN should contain only one NFS Datastore
D: Each LUN must present a unique LUN ID to each ESXi hosts.
Dump says it is A, B. I feel that is wrong and should be B: and C: I would value input on this!
A. vSphere Standard Switches support only egress traffic shaping
B. vSphere Standard Switches support both ingress and egress traffic shaping
C. vSphere Standard Switches support best-effort traffic shaping based on quality of service (QoS)
D. vSphere Standard Switches support only ingress traffic shaping
Answer is "B" - but this is only correct for vDS, not for vSS. For vSS is egress only
http://www.vmware.com/technical-resources/virtualization-topics/virtual-networking/distributed-virtual-switches.html
"vDS expands upon the egress only traffic shaping feature of Standard Switches with bi-directional traffic shaping capabilities. Egress (from VM to network) and now ingress (from network into VM) traffic shaping policies can now be applied on DV Port Group Definitions. "
Which memory conservation technique collaborates with the server to reclaim pages that are redundant in a virtual machine or virtual machines?
"memory balloon driver" vs "transparent page sharing"
I can confirme that dofa is correct (Transparent page sharing) from the mock exam.
Se http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1033696
and
http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/techpaper/vSphere-5-ESXi-Operations-Guide.pdf page 8
I'm not sure if c or d is correct answer after reading this. If in memory it won't be VFAT and that's whi D is correct???
What is a likely cause of the error shown in the exhibit?
A. vMotion has been disabled because the are no other hosts in the cluster with vMotion enabled.
B. vMotion has not been enabled on the Production port group.
C. The administrator has not created a Managent network.
D. vMotion has not been enabled on a VMkernel port group.
'
I feel the answer should be "D" instead of "C"
You are correct... the correct ans is : D
Refer : Explanation:
This only shows up in the Maps when the vmotion OPTION is not checked in the PORT group – hence vMotion is DISABLED!
Other Notes: vMotion doesn’t need a “production” network it can use any network. It also should not be using a “production” network. Datastore has nothing to do with vMotion in this diagram – this is Maps – it would give a vmotion error if it wasn’t on the datastore not a vmotion disabled..
Please see: http://cosonok.blogspot.com/2011/10/vcp510-vcp-on-vsphere-5-exam-cram-notes.html
An existing vSphere 4 environment will be upgraded to vSphere 5.x. The current implementation utilizes ESXi 4.1 and the new implementation will use ESXi 5.x.
In which two ways will the new ESXi 5.x implementation differ from the ESXi 4.1 implementation? (Choose two.).
A. VMware ESXi 5.x provides a host-based firewall.
B. VMware ESXi 5.x can boot from additional local sources such as a USB drive.
C. VMware ESXi 5.x can be managed from a web browser.
D. VMware ESXi 5.x can support virtual machines with larger hard drive configurations.
ANS : A & C, since other options were also avialable with ESXi 4.1
refer : http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=2005377
A. vMotion has been disabled because the are no other hosts in the cluster with vMotion enabled.
B. vMotion has not been enabled on the Production port group.
C. The administrator has not created a Managent network.
D. vMotion has not been enabled on a VMkernel port group.
'
I feel the answer should be "D" instead of "C"
In which two ways will the new ESXi 5.x implementation differ from the ESXi 4.1 implementation? (Choose two.).
A. VMware ESXi 5.x provides a host-based firewall.
B. VMware ESXi 5.x can boot from additional local sources such as a USB drive.
C. VMware ESXi 5.x can be managed from a web browser.
D. VMware ESXi 5.x can support virtual machines with larger hard drive configurations.
which one is correct to choose...Two conflicting answers A&C vs B&D. Can someone confirm the right one ???
I'm not sure, but since the %used is > 400 I understand it thus it has to have had MORE than 4 threads/vCPUs at creation time - and due to the optional answers it has to be "8 vCPUs" - no mather which combination of sockets/pCPUs/cores that makes up 8... (If my assumption is right - then "6" may also be a correct answer, but that is not an option i the question.)
Thanks for your confirmation..
can any one confirm is this dump valid in India
What is the default VFAT scratch partition size for ESXi 5.x when installed on a USB drive?
A. 600MB
B. 544MB
C. 4GB
D. none
Answer: D
Ans should be C can any guru verify this for me please
Regarding your question if you read carefuly it state that "An administrator modifies permissions for the user so that they no longer create alarms" based on that beside all other alarm permisions there is a create alarm to so if user had all permitions before and admin removed create alarms user will still be able to modify and delete alars. I tested in the real enviroment and the answer
C.
The user can no longer create alarms, but can modify or delete their existing alarms
Is the corect one
See below link
http://blogs.vmware.com/kb/2011/03/a-beginners-guide-to-memory-reclamation-in-esxesxi.html
Anyone else want an input on this?
@Andrew - the column %used .. is 470 (1 cpu = 100%)
Overall BH and JB are the same dumps, there are couple questions that are wrong on JB and also a couple of questions are not completely correct on BH but 99% are same so you will not make an error using ether of the dumps.
How do you calculate it? Suggested answer is: 8
Transparent Page Sharing (TPS) in hardware MMU systems
Details
Transparent page sharing is a method by which redundant copies of pages are eliminated. This helps to free memory that a virtual machine would otherwise be using. Because of the way TPS works with hardware-assisted memory virtualization systems like Intel EPT Hardware Assist and AMD RVI Hardware Assist, esxtop may show zero or few shared pages in these systems. Page sharing will show up in esxtop only when host memory is overcommitted. The rest of this article provides background and details.
the vmva doesnt Support IPv6 so it should be D, as per the JB file.
When an explicit failover order has been configured on a virtual switch with multiple uplinks, what determines which uplink is used when a failover event occurs?
Is it (B or C):
B: The reported uptime for the surviving uplinks
C: The next available uplink on the list
Which memory conservation technique collaborates with the server to reclaim pages that are redundant in a virtual machine or virtual machines?
Answer: A - Memory Balloon Driver
On BH the answer is:
A - Transparent Page Sharing
What is the answer?
Correct answer should be A (vSS supports only egress traffic shaping)
q: when creating av dvPort group which port binding option assigns a port to a virtual machine when the machine is first powered on.
Answer says Dynamic Binding - documents says "dynamic binding is deprecated in esxi 5"...
Is static binding correct?