A vSphere administrator manages a three host cluster with 20 VMs. The HA cluster is configured
with the Host Failures the Cluster Tolerates admission control policy and all other settings are set
to default values. The administrator determines that one of the VMs is not able to power on. After
further inspection, it is determined that this VM cannot power on because of a very large CPU
reservation.
Which cluster advanced HA setting can the administrator modify to enable the virtual machine to
power on?

What two requirements must be met to create a fully automated Distributed Resource Scheduler
(DRS) cluster? (Choose two.)

A vSphere administrator has been using vSphere in evaluation mode and now wants to deploy an
environment that provides the same features.
Which edition of vSphere provides similar functionality to evaluation mode?

An application administrator reports application slowness when loading the application’s web
portal. The virtual machine is currently connected to a vSphere Distributed Switch. The application
owner requests information about the virtual machine’s network traffic.
Which feature of a vSphere Distributed Switch should the administrator use to gather the needed
information?

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A vSphere administrator created a Virtual SAN and a relevant virtual machine Storage Policy. The
administrator is unable to select this virtual machine Storage Policy when creating a new virtual
machine.
Based on the exhibit, why is the administrator unable to select this virtual machine Storage Policy?

An administrator is planning a vSphere Fault Tolerance implementation for 6 virtual machines.
Which two virtual disk types are supported with FT? (Choose two.)

What is the purpose of configuring a VMkernel port for Fault Tolerance logging?

A vSphere administrator has configured a virtual machine alarm to trigger a warning when the
condition Snapshot Size exceeds 1GB.
Which action should the administrator configure on the alarm to automatically resolve the
condition?

A vSphere administrator is attempting to upgrade an ESXi host using vSphere Update Manager.
The administrator has attached the baseline and remediated the host. Update Manager reports the
remediation process has completed successfully. However, upon inspection the host is not
upgraded.
What is the most likely reason for this issue?

The vSphere administrator needs to migrate a virtual machine from one ESXi 5.5 host to another
ESXi 5.5 host. The virtual machine has a virtual disk that is stored in local storage.
Assuming only the vSphere Essentials licensing is in place, which technique should the
administrator use to accomplish the migration?