You are the administrator for your company’s VMware deployment. You have noticed that one of
the datastores has two drives that are reporting excessive read errors. You would like to replace
these failing drives, but cannot take the virtual machines offline at this point. Which technology
would provide a solution to the problem?

You work for a small company that can’t afford to upgrade the entire environment at once.
Currently you have several small servers with internal storage on each. You desire to automate
the environment as much as possible (using vMotion, DRS, HA, etc.) so you have time to work on
other projects. Which of these choices will best meet these goals?

Which vSphere feature allows an automated method for placing virtual machines on appropriate
storage?

What is a Management challenge that vSphere can address?

The network manager at your company is concerned about the performance on the virtual
network. You explain that virtual switches support many of the same performance features that
physical switches do. Which two performance-related options do virtual switches support?
(Choose two.)

Which of the following vSphere features do not use virtual networking?

Storage for vSphere broadly falls into two categories, block-based and file-based. Which type of
vSphere datastore is block-based?

Your boss asks you to make sure your VMs are recoverable in the event of data corruption or a
major storage failure. Which feature do you tell him meets that requirement?

When VMs are created, they are placed on a datastore. Which two types of datastores are
supported? (Choose two.)

You are discussing vSphere features with your manager. He asks you: “What is vFlash?” What do
you tell him?