A vSAN object is showing as 'Inaccessible' in the vSphere Client. The vSAN Health Service shows that the object has no accessible components. The administrator wants to recover the object. What is the most appropriate action?

Place the host into maintenance mode to trigger a rebuild.

Use the 'Repair' option in the vSAN Health Service.

Remove the object and recreate it.

In a vSAN stretched cluster, what is the role of the witness host?

To provide quorum and help avoid split-brain scenarios

To act as a backup for the vCenter Server

To store a copy of all virtual machine data

To host the vSAN performance service

Which vSAN disk group issue is most likely to be caused by a failed cache device?

The cluster will automatically create a new disk group

The entire disk group becomes unavailable

The vSAN network will be impacted

Only the capacity devices in the disk group are affected

An administrator sees a vSAN alarm in the vSphere Client that says 'vSAN Cluster Health Alarm'. The alarm is triggered, but the vSAN Health Service shows all checks are green. What should the administrator do?

Acknowledge the alarm and investigate the vSAN Health Service for any transient issues.

Immediately place all hosts into maintenance mode to prevent data loss.

Ignore the alarm because the health service is green.

Reset the alarm to clear it from the vSphere Client.

In a vSAN cluster, what is the role of the cache tier within a disk group?

To provide a separate storage pool for vSAN witness traffic

To provide persistent storage for all virtual machine files

To act as a read cache and write buffer for the capacity devices in the same disk group

To store vSAN metadata and cluster configuration files

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Domain 1Objective 3

Given a Scenario, Troubleshoot and Resolve Issues with VMware vSAN Storage VCAP-VCF-SUPPORT Practice Questions (Page 4)

Part of the Storage Monitoring and Troubleshooting domain, which makes up ~15% of our current practice bank.

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12 Concepts in This Objective

vSAN Architecture and Components
vSAN Health Checks and Monitoring Tools
vSAN Alarms and Events Interpretation
Common vSAN Storage Failures
vSAN Troubleshooting Methodology
vSAN Disk and Disk Group Issues
vSAN Network Issues
vSAN Performance Issues
vSAN Capacity Management
vSAN Object and Component Repair
vSAN Witness and Stretched Cluster Issues
vSAN Logs and Diagnostic Tools

Questions 16–20

16expert · hard
A vSAN object is showing as 'Inaccessible' in the vSphere Client. The vSAN Health Service shows that the object has no accessible components. The administrator wants to recover the object. What is the most appropriate action?
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17foundation · easy
In a vSAN stretched cluster, what is the role of the witness host?
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18foundation · easy
Which vSAN disk group issue is most likely to be caused by a failed cache device?
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19application · medium
An administrator sees a vSAN alarm in the vSphere Client that says 'vSAN Cluster Health Alarm'. The alarm is triggered, but the vSAN Health Service shows all checks are green. What should the administrator do?
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20foundation · easy
In a vSAN cluster, what is the role of the cache tier within a disk group?
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