Apply a Protection Policy to a Virtual Machine Created on a vVol POWERSTORE-DEPLOY Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6application · medium

   An administrator has applied a protection policy to a VM on a vVol. They want to verify that the policy is correctly applied by checking the array side. Where in PowerStore Manager would they confirm the policy is active on the vVol?

   • AUnder 'Storage' > 'Volumes', locate the vVol and check its 'Protection Policy' field.
   • BUnder 'Monitoring' > 'Events', look for a 'Policy Applied' event for the vVol.
   • CUnder 'Compute' > 'Virtual Machines', find the VM and check its 'Policy' column.
   • DUnder 'Protection' > 'Policies', verify the policy is listed as 'Active'.
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2. 7foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a component that can be included in a Dell PowerStore protection policy?

   • AA firewall rule that controls network access to the storage
   • BA snapshot rule that specifies when snapshots are taken and how long they are retained
   • CA storage tier rule that moves data to flash or HDD
   • DA Quality of Service (QoS) rule that limits IOPS
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4. 8foundation · easy

   Which VMware component is required for an ESXi host to see and use a vVol datastore backed by Dell PowerStore?

   • AVMware ESXi's built-in iSCSI initiator
   • BVMware vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA)
   • CVMware vSphere Replication appliance
   • DVMware vSphere Storage APIs for Storage Awareness (VASA) provider
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5. 9foundation · easy

   In a VMware environment, where does a virtual machine reside when it is created on a vVol datastore backed by Dell PowerStore?

   • AOn an NFS datastore exported from PowerStore
   • BOn a vVol datastore that maps to a storage container on PowerStore
   • COn a local datastore on the ESXi host's internal disks
   • DOn a standard VMFS datastore managed by the ESXi host
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6. 10application · medium

   A company has a protection policy named 'Gold' that includes a snapshot rule and a replication rule. They apply this policy to a VM on a vVol. What is the primary benefit of using a single policy with both rules rather than configuring them separately?

   • AIt ensures the snapshot and replication rules run at the same time.
   • BIt simplifies management by applying a consistent set of protection rules to multiple VMs.
   • CIt allows the replication rule to use the snapshot as its source.
   • DIt reduces the number of snapshots taken on the array.
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