An administrator is troubleshooting a cluster where virtual machines on one host cannot communicate with VMs on another host, but both hosts can communicate with the management network. The VMs are on the same VLAN. What is the most likely cause of this issue?

The teaming policy is set to 'Route based on originating virtual port'.

The hosts are in different vSphere clusters.

The VLAN ID is not configured on the virtual switch port group on one of the hosts.

The MTU size is set to 1500 on both hosts.

An administrator notices that a VM is experiencing high latency on its datastore. The cluster uses multiple paths to the storage array. What is the most likely cause of the high latency?

The datastore is formatted with VMFS6, which has higher overhead than VMFS5.

The storage array is not configured for ALUA (Asymmetric Logical Unit Access).

The multipathing policy is set to 'Round Robin', which may not be optimal for the storage array.

The VM is using a single path to the storage array, and that path is congested.

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An administrator is troubleshooting a cluster where virtual machines on one host cannot communicate with VMs on another host, but both hosts can communicate with the management network. The VMs are on the same VLAN. What is the most likely cause of this issue?
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An HA cluster has admission control enabled. The cluster has three hosts, each with 64 GB of memory. The admission control policy is set to 'Host failures cluster tolerates' with a value of 1. What is the effective capacity for virtual machines in this cluster?
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An administrator notices that a VM is experiencing high latency on its datastore. The cluster uses multiple paths to the storage array. What is the most likely cause of the high latency?
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An administrator notices that a newly created vSphere cluster does not enforce the intended DRS behavior. The cluster was created, but DRS was left at its default setting. What is the default DRS automation level for a new vSphere cluster?
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An administrator is troubleshooting a cluster where virtual machines on one host cannot communicate with VMs on another host, but both hosts can communicate with the management network. The VMs are on the same VLAN. What is the most likely cause of this issue?

An HA cluster has admission control enabled. The cluster has three hosts, each with 64 GB of memory. The admission control policy is set to 'Host failures cluster tolerates' with a value of 1. What is the effective capacity for virtual machines in this cluster?

An administrator notices that a VM is experiencing high latency on its datastore. The cluster uses multiple paths to the storage array. What is the most likely cause of the high latency?

An administrator notices that a newly created vSphere cluster does not enforce the intended DRS behavior. The cluster was created, but DRS was left at its default setting. What is the default DRS automation level for a new vSphere cluster?

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