When modifying a VxRail project configuration, what does 'applying changes' typically do?

Reverts all changes to the last saved state

Saves the updated configuration to the project for later deployment

Deletes the project and creates a new one

Immediately deploys the configuration to the cluster

An administrator has a VxRail project that was created with a cluster size of six nodes. The company now needs to expand the cluster to eight nodes. The administrator has already added two new nodes to the project. What must the administrator do next to apply the changes?

Apply the changes to the project

Run a validation check on the project

Update the cluster size parameter to eight

Re-create the project with the new cluster size

An administrator has a VxRail project that has been validated and is ready for deployment. However, the administrator needs to add two more nodes to the cluster. The administrator adds the nodes to the project and applies the changes. What is the next step?

Re-create the project with the new node count

Change the cluster name to reflect the new size

Run validation to ensure the project is still valid

An administrator is validating a VxRail project and receives a warning that the cluster's storage configuration does not meet the minimum requirements. The project uses a hybrid storage configuration, but the validation warning suggests using all-flash. What should the administrator do?

Reduce the number of nodes to lower storage requirements

Change the cluster name to avoid the warning

Ignore the warning and proceed with deployment

Change the storage configuration to all-flash

An administrator has a VxRail project that is ready for deployment. However, the administrator needs to change the cluster's DNS server settings. What is the correct procedure to update the DNS server settings in the project?

Change the DNS settings directly on the vCenter server

Re-create the project with the new DNS settings

Wait until after deployment and change DNS settings on the cluster

Modify the project configuration and apply the changes

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An administrator has a VxRail project that was created with a cluster size of six nodes. The company now needs to expand the cluster to eight nodes. The administrator has already added two new nodes to the project. What must the administrator do next to apply the changes?
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An administrator has a VxRail project that has been validated and is ready for deployment. However, the administrator needs to add two more nodes to the cluster. The administrator adds the nodes to the project and applies the changes. What is the next step?
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An administrator is validating a VxRail project and receives a warning that the cluster's storage configuration does not meet the minimum requirements. The project uses a hybrid storage configuration, but the validation warning suggests using all-flash. What should the administrator do?
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An administrator has a VxRail project that is ready for deployment. However, the administrator needs to change the cluster's DNS server settings. What is the correct procedure to update the DNS server settings in the project?
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