When adding a cluster, the NSX-T preparation fails. Which component is most likely misconfigured?

The NSX-T manager's certificate

The vCenter Server's SSO domain

An administrator is attempting to remove a cluster from a Workload Domain. The removal task fails during the 'Remove Cluster' phase, and the vCenter Server reports that the cluster still contains virtual machines. The administrator confirms that all VMs have been migrated off the cluster. What is the most likely cause of the failure?

The cluster is still part of a vSphere High Availability (HA) or Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) configuration.

The cluster contains orphaned or unregistered virtual machines that are not visible in the VCF inventory.

The vCenter Server is still in maintenance mode from a previous operation.

The NSX-T Manager is still managing the cluster's transport nodes.

When a cluster addition fails, what is the first step in the rollback procedure?

Delete the cluster from SDDC Manager

Restart the vCenter Server service

Re-run the cluster addition operation

Remove the partially added hosts from vCenter

Before removing a cluster, which validation check ensures that no critical services are disrupted?

Verify that all VMs have been migrated or powered off

Check that the cluster's storage is backed up

Confirm that the cluster is not hosting any vCenter or NSX management components

Ensure that the cluster has at least two hosts for redundancy

After removing a cluster, which resource is automatically cleaned up by SDDC Manager?

The cluster's NSX-T transport zone

The cluster's host entries in vCenter

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16foundation · easy
When adding a cluster, the NSX-T preparation fails. Which component is most likely misconfigured?
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An administrator is attempting to remove a cluster from a Workload Domain. The removal task fails during the 'Remove Cluster' phase, and the vCenter Server reports that the cluster still contains virtual machines. The administrator confirms that all VMs have been migrated off the cluster. What is the most likely cause of the failure?
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18foundation · easy
When a cluster addition fails, what is the first step in the rollback procedure?
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19foundation · easy
Before removing a cluster, which validation check ensures that no critical services are disrupted?
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20foundation · easy
After removing a cluster, which resource is automatically cleaned up by SDDC Manager?
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