A virtual machine is receiving a large number of network packets, which is affecting the
performance of other virtual machines connected to the same virtual network. What should
the vSphere administrator do to resolve the issue?

Refer to the exhibit. The WinXP virtual machine user reports intermittent connectivity to the
corporate network. The exhibit shows the current configuration. The configuration is as
follows: This virtual machine runs in a DRS/HA cluster of two hosts. The
VCP_DCV_Example vSphere Distributed Switch was recently created. The WinXP virtual
machine was recently migrated from another vSphere Distributed Switch. The WinXP virtual
machine was able to connect prior to migration to this switch. No changes to the
VCP_DCV_Example switch have been made since creation. Which step should the
administrator take to resolve the WinXP virtual machine’s intermittent connectivity to the
corporate network?

An administrator is considering using NPIV to assign WWNs to virtual machines. Virtual
machine portability is a major concern. Why would NPIV be inappropriate for this
deployment?

Which condition would prevent an administrator from unmounting a VMFS datastore?

Refer to the exhibit The vSphere administrator attempts to connect to an ESXi host via an
SSH client and receives the following security alert: The vSphere administrator needs to
determine whether the RSA key fingerprint shown in the security alert is the fingerprint of
the intended ESXi host. Which tool should the vSphere administrator use?

A vSphere administrator needs to increase the capacity of an existing Storage Distributed
Resource Scheduler (SDRS) datastore cluster. The storage administrator has provisioned
two new NFS datastores to be added to the cluster. The vSphere administrator receives an
error message, preventing the administrator from adding the newly provisioned datastores
to the cluster. What is the likely reason that the action failed?

A vSphere administrator creates a new vSphere Distributed Switch. The administrator
receives notice from the service desk that a cluster of vSphere hosts has disconnected from
vCenter Server. This disconnect occurred immediately after the new switch was created.
This vSphere Distributed Switch is the only distributed switch managed by vCenter Server.
The virtual machines are still functional and the applications are still accessible by end
users. On the ESXi hosts, which step must the vSphere administrator take to allow vCenter
Server to reconnect?