Given a Scenario, Troubleshoot VCF Configuration Issues Using VCF Operations VCAP-VCF-SUPPORT Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–19

1. 16foundation · easy

   A VCF administrator notices that a vSAN cluster is reporting a large number of 'vSAN object inaccessible' alerts. Which common VCF configuration issue is most likely the cause?

   • AIncorrect vSAN network configuration, such as a misconfigured VMkernel adapter or MTU setting
   • BIncorrect NTP settings on the vCenter Server
   • CMisconfigured NSX-T Edge cluster settings
   • DIncorrect DNS settings in SDDC Manager
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2. 17application · medium

   A VCF administrator has resolved a recurring configuration drift issue where ESXi hosts were losing their NTP settings after a reboot. The administrator has corrected the NTP settings on all hosts. Which preventive measure should the administrator implement to avoid this issue in the future?

   • AReplace the ESXi hosts with new hardware that has non-volatile NTP storage
   • BDisable the NTP service on all ESXi hosts to prevent configuration changes
   • CManually update the NTP settings on each host after every reboot
   • DCreate a VCF Operations alert that triggers when NTP settings change on any ESXi host
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4. 18foundation · easy

   A VCF administrator is troubleshooting a configuration issue in a VMware Cloud Foundation environment. According to a systematic troubleshooting workflow, which sequence of steps should the administrator follow first?

   • AReview the change log, revert the last change, and then reapply the configuration
   • BRebuild the affected component, then restore from backup, and confirm the configuration
   • CImmediately apply a known fix, then verify the configuration, and document the change
   • DGather information, form a hypothesis, test the hypothesis, implement a fix, and verify the resolution
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5. 19application · medium

   A VCF administrator notices that a new VM cannot be powered on in a cluster, and VCF Operations shows a compliance violation for the cluster's storage policy. The policy requires a specific number of failures to tolerate, but the cluster has only three hosts. Which configuration issue is most likely causing the problem?

   • AThe vSAN cluster has not been configured with a dedicated fault domain for each host
   • BThe vCenter Server's inventory service has not synchronized the new VM's configuration
   • CThe storage policy is set to a failures-to-tolerate value that the cluster's host count cannot support
   • DThe NSX-T segment backing the VM's port group is not attached to the correct transport zone
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