Given a Scenario, Use VCF Operations for Logs to Troubleshoot Issues VCAP-VCF-SUPPORT Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6application · medium

   A VCF administrator notices an alert in VCF Operations indicating that a host has lost connectivity to vCenter. The administrator wants to confirm the root cause by examining the logs. Which log source and filter combination would be most effective?

   • AvSAN logs filtered by the alert time
   • BESXi logs filtered by the host name and time of the alert
   • CNSX-T logs filtered by the host name
   • DvCenter logs filtered by the alert severity
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2. 7application · medium

   A VCF administrator is troubleshooting a performance issue reported on a specific VM. The VM is running on an ESXi host in a vSAN cluster. The administrator suspects a network issue but wants to rule out storage-related problems. In VCF Operations, which log source should be filtered by the VM's name to check for vSAN-related errors?

   • AvCenter Server logs
   • BNSX-T Data Center logs
   • CvSAN logs
   • DESXi host logs
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4. 8application · medium

   A VCF administrator is troubleshooting a vCenter alert about a VM being unable to start. The administrator wants to see all log entries related to the VM in the last 30 minutes. Which filter should be applied in the log search?

   • ASource: vSAN, Keyword: <VM name>, Time: Last 30 minutes
   • BSource: ESXi, Keyword: <VM name>, Time: Last 24 hours
   • CSource: vCenter, Keyword: <VM name>, Time: Last 30 minutes
   • DSource: NSX, Keyword: <VM name>, Time: Last 30 minutes
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5. 9foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a filter that can be applied in the VCF Operations log search interface?

   • AVM power state
   • BUser role
   • CTime range
   • DData center location
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6. 10application · medium

   A VCF administrator has configured log collection for vCenter and ESXi hosts, but vSAN logs are not appearing in the log search. What should the administrator check first?

   • AWhether the vSAN log source is enabled in the log collection configuration.
   • BWhether the vCenter Server is in the same SSO domain as the vSAN cluster.
   • CWhether the vSAN cluster is healthy.
   • DWhether the ESXi hosts are in maintenance mode.
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