
Dell VxRail Deploy v2
Domain 9Objective 3
Troubleshooting Using vSAN Tools VXRAIL-DEPLOY-V2 Practice Questions (Page 1)
Part of the VxRail Troubleshooting domain, which accounts for 6% of the VXRAIL-DEPLOY-V2 exam.
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Users report that a database VM is experiencing high latency. The vSAN Performance Service is enabled. The administrator wants to identify if the latency is due to the storage policy's stripe width or the underlying disk performance. Which two metrics from the vSAN Performance Service should the administrator compare to isolate the cause?
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A VxRail administrator sees a vSAN alarm in the vSphere Client indicating that a disk is 'Unhealthy'. The administrator wants to understand the root cause and determine if other disks are at risk. Which combination of actions should the administrator take to investigate this alarm?
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A vSAN administrator is investigating a specific vSAN problem and needs to run a set of detailed diagnostic checks to pinpoint the root cause. Which tool provides these specialized health checks?
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A VxRail administrator notices that a vSAN cluster is showing a 'Resync' event in the vSphere Client. The event indicates that a large amount of data is being resynced to a host that was recently placed in maintenance mode. The administrator wants to monitor the progress of this resync and ensure it completes without error. Which vSAN tool should the administrator use to view the resync progress?
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A vSAN administrator is troubleshooting a connectivity issue between vSAN hosts. What is the first step in diagnosing vSAN network connectivity issues?
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