A vSAN cluster has a VM with a storage policy that requires 2 failures to tolerate (FTT=2). The cluster has 5 hosts, each with one disk group. The VM is running, but the vSAN health check reports a 'Policy compliance' warning. What is the most likely cause?

The VM is running on a host with a disk group that has a failed disk.

The VM is using a storage policy that is not compatible with vSAN.

The VM is using a thick provisioning policy.

The VM has only one replica and one witness.

During a vSphere cluster upgrade, an administrator attempts to add a host running ESXi 7.0 to a cluster that is already running ESXi 8.0. What is the most likely outcome?

The host will be added, but vMotion between the hosts will be disabled.

The host will not be added because the ESXi version is not compatible with the cluster's version.

The host will be added, but DRS will not work until the host is upgraded.

The host will be added successfully, and the cluster will run in mixed mode.

A vSphere cluster uses Storage I/O Control (SIOC) to manage storage performance. An administrator notices that a VM is not getting the expected I/O share. What is the most likely reason?

The VM is using a thin-provisioned disk.

The VM is configured with a high I/O reservation.

The VM's disk is not on a datastore that has SIOC enabled.

The VM is running on a host that is not in the same cluster as the datastore.

An HA cluster is configured with a host isolation response. A host loses all network connectivity to the management network but remains powered on. What is the default HA host isolation response?

Put the host into maintenance mode

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A vSAN cluster has a VM with a storage policy that requires 2 failures to tolerate (FTT=2). The cluster has 5 hosts, each with one disk group. The VM is running, but the vSAN health check reports a 'Policy compliance' warning. What is the most likely cause?
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During a vSphere cluster upgrade, an administrator attempts to add a host running ESXi 7.0 to a cluster that is already running ESXi 8.0. What is the most likely outcome?
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A vSAN cluster is configured with a storage policy that requires 'Number of failures to tolerate' (FTT) = 1. The cluster has three hosts, each with one disk group. What is the minimum number of hosts that must be online for the policy to be satisfiable?
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A vSphere cluster uses Storage I/O Control (SIOC) to manage storage performance. An administrator notices that a VM is not getting the expected I/O share. What is the most likely reason?
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An HA cluster is configured with a host isolation response. A host loses all network connectivity to the management network but remains powered on. What is the default HA host isolation response?
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