Given a Scenario, Troubleshoot VCF Configuration Issues Using VCF Operations VCAP-VCF-SUPPORT Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   In the context of troubleshooting configuration issues in VCF, what is the primary purpose of isolating the problem to a specific component or layer?

   • ATo reduce the scope of investigation and focus on the most likely cause
   • BTo immediately implement a workaround for the affected component
   • CTo document the issue for future reference and compliance
   • DTo escalate the issue to VMware support with detailed information
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2. 12application · medium

   A VCF administrator uses VCF Operations to review the environment and notices that several ESXi hosts have different NTP server settings than the SDDC Manager's configuration baseline. The administrator wants to identify all affected hosts and correct them. Which VCF Operations feature should the administrator use to detect this configuration drift?

   • ARun a compliance report against the SDDC Manager's configuration baseline
   • BUse the vSAN health check to verify NTP synchronization across hosts
   • CCreate a custom alert for NTP server changes on ESXi hosts
   • DReview the NSX-T manager's audit logs for NTP configuration changes
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4. 13application · medium

   A VCF administrator is troubleshooting an issue where VMs in a specific NSX-T segment cannot communicate with VMs in another segment. VCF Operations shows no alerts for the NSX-T manager, but there are alerts for the ESXi hosts indicating high CPU usage. Which systematic approach should the administrator take to identify the root cause?

   • ACorrelate the ESXi host CPU alerts with the NSX-T segment's logical switch configuration
   • BCheck the NSX-T segment's distributed firewall rules for a misconfiguration
   • CRestart the NSX-T Edge nodes to refresh the segment's routing table
   • DReconfigure the NSX-T segment's MTU to a lower value
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5. 14application · medium

   A VCF administrator sees an alert in VCF Operations indicating that a vSphere cluster's DRS is not functioning correctly. The administrator also notices that the vCenter Server's time is out of sync with the ESXi hosts. Which configuration issue is the most likely root cause of the DRS alert?

   • AThe vSAN cluster has insufficient storage capacity, preventing DRS from migrating VMs
   • BThe DRS automation level is set to manual, which disables DRS recommendations
   • CThe vCenter Server's NTP settings are incorrect, causing time skew between vCenter and ESXi hosts
   • DThe NSX-T segments are not configured with the correct MTU, causing DRS to fail
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6. 15application · medium

   A VCF administrator notices that a workload VM in a vSAN-backed cluster has lost connectivity to other VMs in the same logical segment. VCF Operations shows a critical alert for the vSAN cluster, but the vSAN health checks pass. The administrator also sees NSX-T alerts for the segment. Which systematic step should the administrator take FIRST to isolate the root cause?

   • AReconfigure the vSAN cluster's fault domain settings to match the NSX-T segment configuration
   • BReview the NSX-T logical segment configuration and associated transport zone membership
   • CCorrelate the vSAN and NSX-T alerts in VCF Operations to determine which alert is the cause and which is the effect
   • DRestart the NSX-T Edge node to refresh the logical segment state
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