You are the VMware architect for Mason Public Library. This customer deployed a VMware
environment several years ago, in the form of 3 stand-alone servers, each with 6 600GB internal
SAS drives. The environment has been working well, but they are concerned about the ability to
access their virtual machines in the event of a failure to one of their servers. They do not have the
additional budget for a new shared storage array. Which of the following is a recommended option
to help them achieve higher availability?

Your systems administrator has recently expressed frustration while rolling back broken operating
system patches on the physical servers in your environment. Which feature of a virtual machine
could help mitigate the risk of installing patches in a VMs, by enabling you to roll back recent
changes?

You have a large virtual environment with workloads that vary widely throughout the day. You
want an automated system to quickly load balance as conditions change. What vSphere feature
performs this task?

Your company has just purchased a new storage array to host your virtual machines (VMs). You
have connected the storage to each of your ESXi hosts and now wish to move some of the
running VMs to the new storage. Which vCenter feature would help you do this non-disruptively?

You are the administrator for a new VMware installation and you have an application that is
running within a virtual machine that creates a high amount of inbound traffic. This traffic seems to
be affecting other virtual machines on the same virtual switch. What can you do to reduce the
impact to the peer virtual machines?

Which two features require shared storage? (Choose two.)

What vCenter feature does Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) use during the automated load
balancing of virtual machines?

In a meeting with your manager, you are asked to describe the difference between vCenter Site

Recovery Manager and vSphere Replication. Which of the following is a feature provided only by
vCenter Site Recovery Manager?

Which vCenter feature allows for QoS?

You have been asked by your supervisor to define some virtualization terms for her. She has
asked about the difference between a bare-metal hypervisor and a host-based hypervisor. What
can you tell her?