After creating a LUN on a Dell Unity array, what must be done to allow a VMware ESXi host to see it?

Map the LUN to the host object that contains the ESXi host's initiators

Format the LUN with VMFS before presenting it

A company is deploying a new vSphere cluster with four ESXi 7.0 U3 hosts to connect to a Dell Unity XT 480. The storage team has configured a Fibre Channel fabric with dual switches and dual HBAs per host. During the initial path discovery, each host sees the LUNs only through one HBA. The HBA firmware and driver versions are on the Dell compatibility list, and the zoning is correct. What should the administrator verify first to resolve the single-path visibility?

Confirm that the VMkernel ports used for storage are on the same subnet as the Unity storage processors.

Check that both HBA ports on each host are zoned to both Unity storage processors.

Reinstall the HBA driver using the version bundled with the ESXi installation ISO.

Enable the Round Robin path selection policy on the ESXi host's storage adapter.

What is the role of the VASA provider in a VMware vSphere and Dell Unity integration?

It provides a backup and recovery solution for virtual machines.

It converts LUNs to VMFS datastores automatically.

It provides storage awareness and enables features like storage policies and array-based snapshots.

It manages the network configuration of the ESXi hosts.

On a Dell Unity array, what is created to represent a VMware ESXi host for Fibre Channel or iSCSI access?

A host object with the initiator identifiers (WWPN or IQN)

A LUN with a specific block size

A storage pool with a RAID group

An administrator is setting up a new VMFS6 datastore on a Dell Unity 380 for a vSphere cluster. The LUN is 2 TB and is presented to all hosts. The administrator wants to ensure that the datastore can be expanded later without downtime. What should the administrator do during datastore creation?

Select VMFS6 and set the block size to 8 MB.

Select VMFS5 and leave the default block size of 1 MB.

Select VMFS6 and leave the default block size of 1 MB.

Select VMFS5 and set the block size to 8 MB.

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11foundation · easy
After creating a LUN on a Dell Unity array, what must be done to allow a VMware ESXi host to see it?
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12application · medium
A company is deploying a new vSphere cluster with four ESXi 7.0 U3 hosts to connect to a Dell Unity XT 480. The storage team has configured a Fibre Channel fabric with dual switches and dual HBAs per host. During the initial path discovery, each host sees the LUNs only through one HBA. The HBA firmware and driver versions are on the Dell compatibility list, and the zoning is correct. What should the administrator verify first to resolve the single-path visibility?
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13foundation · easy
What is the role of the VASA provider in a VMware vSphere and Dell Unity integration?
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14foundation · easy
On a Dell Unity array, what is created to represent a VMware ESXi host for Fibre Channel or iSCSI access?
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15application · medium
An administrator is setting up a new VMFS6 datastore on a Dell Unity 380 for a vSphere cluster. The LUN is 2 TB and is presented to all hosts. The administrator wants to ensure that the datastore can be expanded later without downtime. What should the administrator do during datastore creation?
Select an answer first

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