A migration using HCX fails during the 'Switchover' phase. The VM is still running on the source. The administrator wants to roll back the migration. What is the correct procedure?

Cancel the migration in the HCX UI and ensure the VM is still running on the source.

Power off the VM on the source and then power it on at the destination.

Delete the VM from the destination and then re-register it on the source.

Restart the HCX Manager appliance to reset the migration state.

During an HCX bulk migration, several VMs fail with an error indicating that the source VM cannot be powered off. Which initial troubleshooting step should be taken to isolate the root cause?

Reconfigure the HCX network extension to use a different segment

Increase the HCX migration timeout value in the service mesh

Check the HCX Manager service status and restart the service mesh

Verify that VMware Tools is installed and running on the source VM

A company is migrating a critical VM using HCX. The migration fails with an error that is not clearly documented. The administrator has already checked the HCX Manager and service mesh health, which are both healthy. The source and destination are in different data centers connected via a WAN link. What is the most systematic next step to diagnose the issue?

Restart the HCX-IX appliance to reset the data path.

Re-run the migration with a different migration type (e.g., cold migration instead of vMotion).

Review the HCX migration logs on both the source and destination vCenter Servers.

Check the network latency between the source and destination.

A migration is failing because the service mesh is not functioning correctly. Which HCX component should be inspected to verify the service mesh's health?

The HCX Interconnect appliances

An HCX migration fails, and the administrator suspects the HCX Manager is not communicating properly with the source vCenter Server. What should the administrator do to verify this?

Verify that the source vCenter Server is in maintenance mode.

Restart the HCX Manager appliance.

Check the HCX Manager's system health dashboard for vCenter Server connectivity status.

Check the network path between the source vCenter Server and the destination vCenter Server.

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A migration using HCX fails during the 'Switchover' phase. The VM is still running on the source. The administrator wants to roll back the migration. What is the correct procedure?
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7foundation · easy
During an HCX bulk migration, several VMs fail with an error indicating that the source VM cannot be powered off. Which initial troubleshooting step should be taken to isolate the root cause?
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8expert · hard
A company is migrating a critical VM using HCX. The migration fails with an error that is not clearly documented. The administrator has already checked the HCX Manager and service mesh health, which are both healthy. The source and destination are in different data centers connected via a WAN link. What is the most systematic next step to diagnose the issue?
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9foundation · easy
A migration is failing because the service mesh is not functioning correctly. Which HCX component should be inspected to verify the service mesh's health?
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10application · medium
An HCX migration fails, and the administrator suspects the HCX Manager is not communicating properly with the source vCenter Server. What should the administrator do to verify this?
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