Perform Cluster Resource Expansion (Node and Capacity) VXRAIL-OPERATE-V2 Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   Which resource must be evaluated during node addition planning to ensure the cluster can support the additional node's workload?

   • AThe number of active vSphere High Availability (HA) heartbeats
   • BThe version of the vCenter Server instance
   • CThe number of existing vSAN disk groups
   • DThe cluster's available memory and CPU capacity
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2. 12foundation · easy

   What is the primary impact of adding a disk to an existing node in a vSAN cluster?

   • AIt reduces the cluster's fault tolerance.
   • BIt requires a cluster reboot to take effect.
   • CIt increases the cluster's total storage capacity.
   • DIt automatically rebalances all VMs to the new disk.
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4. 13foundation · easy

   Which vSAN health check is most relevant after adding a disk to a node?

   • AvSAN performance service check
   • BvSAN disk health check
   • CvSAN cluster membership check
   • DvSAN object health check
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5. 14foundation · easy

   After adding a node to a VxRail cluster, which post-add check is essential to confirm the node is fully integrated?

   • AVerify the node appears in vCenter and is part of the vSAN cluster.
   • BReboot the node to ensure it joins the cluster.
   • CManually add the node to the vSAN cluster in vSphere Client.
   • DReconfigure the node's network settings to match the cluster.
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6. 15expert · hard

   A VxRail cluster is running at 80% storage capacity. The administrator wants to add capacity by adding disks to existing nodes. The cluster has a mix of all-flash and hybrid nodes. The administrator is concerned about the impact on vSAN performance during the expansion. What is the best approach to minimize performance impact?

   • APause all VMs during the expansion to avoid performance degradation.
   • BAdd disks only to the all-flash nodes to avoid performance issues on hybrid nodes.
   • CAdd disks to all nodes simultaneously to complete the expansion faster.
   • DAdd disks to nodes one at a time, allowing vSAN to rebalance between additions.
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