A VxRail cluster was deployed using a validated design that specified a two-rack topology with a 25 GbE spine-leaf network. During the post-implementation review, the administrator notices that all hosts show 10 GbE uplinks in the VxRail Manager network summary. The design document clearly lists 25 GbE for all top-of-rack switches. What should the administrator do FIRST?

Update the design document to reflect 10 GbE as the new standard for the cluster.

Re-run the VxRail installation wizard to re-apply the original 25 GbE network settings.

Verify the physical cabling and switch port configurations to confirm the actual negotiated link speed.

Check the vSAN health status to see if the cluster is still operating within acceptable performance thresholds.

What is the primary purpose of reviewing the completed VxRail configuration against the intended design?

To identify opportunities for cost optimization in the cluster.

To ensure that all configuration settings are correctly applied and match the design.

To prepare a training plan for the administrators who will manage the cluster.

To document the physical layout of the data center for future reference.

After completing a VxRail deployment, the administrator wants to verify that the configuration matches the intended design. Which action is the most direct way to accomplish this?

Review the VxRail deployment checklist and compare the implemented settings against the design documentation.

Review the purchase order to confirm the correct hardware was delivered.

Run a performance benchmark to ensure the cluster meets expected throughput.

Check the physical cabling of all nodes to ensure they are properly connected.

During validation of a VxRail cluster, which set of settings should be checked to ensure they are correctly applied?

Only the cluster parameters, since they define the cluster behavior.

Only the networking settings, since they are the most critical.

Networking, storage, and cluster parameters.

Only the storage settings, since they affect data availability.

Which action best confirms that a planned feature, such as a specific vSAN storage policy, is operational in the completed VxRail configuration?

Verify that the policy is visible in the vSAN storage policy list.

Check the design document to ensure the policy was listed.

Create a test VM and apply the storage policy to verify it works.

Confirm that all nodes have the same firmware version.

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Domain 4Objective 2

Review Completed Configuration for Implementation. VXRAIL-DESIGN Practice Questions (Page 2)

Part of the Using VxRail Configuration Tools domain, which accounts for 8% of the VXRAIL-DESIGN exam.

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A VxRail cluster was deployed using a validated design that specified a two-rack topology with a 25 GbE spine-leaf network. During the post-implementation review, the administrator notices that all hosts show 10 GbE uplinks in the VxRail Manager network summary. The design document clearly lists 25 GbE for all top-of-rack switches. What should the administrator do FIRST?
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What is the primary purpose of reviewing the completed VxRail configuration against the intended design?
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After completing a VxRail deployment, the administrator wants to verify that the configuration matches the intended design. Which action is the most direct way to accomplish this?
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9foundation · easy
During validation of a VxRail cluster, which set of settings should be checked to ensure they are correctly applied?
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10foundation · easy
Which action best confirms that a planned feature, such as a specific vSAN storage policy, is operational in the completed VxRail configuration?
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