What is the minimum number of hosts that must contribute capacity to a non-ROBO single site VMware vSAN
cluster?
A.
1
B.
64
C.
3
D.
2
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Ok, 3 is mentioned here:
https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.5/com.vmware.vsphere.virtualsan.doc/GUID-24F074B0-E04C-440E-A1DD-8047E8615485.html
But why is non-ROBO mentioned here? Is that because 2-node direct-connect is considered ROBO – requires Witness in different DC?
https://blogs.vmware.com/virtualblocks/2016/10/18/2nodedirectconnect/
Anyone pls confirm? Thx.
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I’m coming up with two for 6.5:
A minimum of 3 hosts in a cluster (max 64), however you can work around this by having 2 onsite capacity contributing hosts and one offsite witness host that does not contribute capacity.
https://esxsi.com/2016/11/18/vsan65/
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NON-ROBO single site, so there is no other site.
The answer is 3 = C
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Non robo, then 3
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A minimum of 3 hosts in a cluster (max 64), however you can work around this by having 2 onsite capacity contributing hosts and one offsite witness host that does not contribute capacity.
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I mean only 2 contributing nodes (this is what the question is asking)
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I think robo is a different license, so if it specifies non robo, then the answer seems like C, 3 nodes.
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Answer is 3 (c), we are talking about ONE single site. ROBO means Remote-Office-Branch-Office, where you can have 2 Hosts contributing storage and 1 Host without contributing.
As we are talking about NON-ROBO, we need 3 Hosts contributing their storage in that single site.
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