A VxRail cluster needs to support a new application that requires a separate broadcast domain. The administrator plans to create a new VLAN and add it to the existing vSphere Distributed Switch. What must be done to ensure the VLAN is usable by the VxRail hosts?

Change the VLAN ID of an existing port group to the new VLAN ID to avoid creating a new port group.

Only create the VLAN on the vSphere Distributed Switch; the physical switches will learn it automatically.

Create the VLAN on the physical switches and then add a new distributed port group with the corresponding VLAN ID.

Add the VLAN to the VxRail Manager's network settings and it will propagate to the distributed switch automatically.

A VxRail administrator is planning a firmware update for the network switches. The cluster has two top-of-rack switches, and the update must be performed without causing a network outage. What is the recommended approach?

Update one switch at a time, verifying connectivity after each.

Use VxRail LCM to update both switches automatically.

Update the switches during a maintenance window when no traffic is expected.

Update both switches simultaneously to ensure consistency.

A VxRail administrator is troubleshooting a network issue where the VxRail Manager UI is slow to respond, and some hosts are intermittently unreachable. The administrator checks the physical switches and sees high error counts on the uplink ports connected to the hosts. What is the most likely cause?

The distributed switch has a misconfigured VLAN.

The uplink cables are damaged or of poor quality.

The VxRail Manager is overloaded.

The ESXi hosts have incorrect DNS settings.

A VxRail administrator needs to change the DNS server IP addresses used by the cluster. The change must be applied without rebooting the hosts. Which method should the administrator use?

Edit the DNS settings in VxRail Manager and apply the change to all hosts.

Use the vSphere Client to change DNS on each host individually.

Manually edit /etc/resolv.conf on each ESXi host via SSH.

Run a VxRail upgrade to apply the new DNS settings.

Which tool is used to update firmware and drivers for network components in a VxRail cluster?

The physical switch vendor's tool

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A VxRail cluster needs to support a new application that requires a separate broadcast domain. The administrator plans to create a new VLAN and add it to the existing vSphere Distributed Switch. What must be done to ensure the VLAN is usable by the VxRail hosts?
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A VxRail administrator is planning a firmware update for the network switches. The cluster has two top-of-rack switches, and the update must be performed without causing a network outage. What is the recommended approach?
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A VxRail administrator is troubleshooting a network issue where the VxRail Manager UI is slow to respond, and some hosts are intermittently unreachable. The administrator checks the physical switches and sees high error counts on the uplink ports connected to the hosts. What is the most likely cause?
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A VxRail administrator needs to change the DNS server IP addresses used by the cluster. The change must be applied without rebooting the hosts. Which method should the administrator use?
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