An administrator needs to deploy several virtual machines. Storage contention between the virtual
machines should be managed by the VMkernel. Some of the virtual machines will use MSCS and
should be highly available across the ESXi 5.5 hosts.
Which two storage options meet these requirements? (Choose two.)

Which two precautions should a vSphere administrator take before increasing the size of a VMFS
datastore? (Choose two.)

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What action should the vSphere administrator take to allow for a new vApp to be created in the cluster?

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A vSphere administrator receives a report of an issue with a vApp. After connecting to the
environment with the vSphere Client, the administrator does not see the vApp, but instead sees the
inventory shown in the exhibit.
What explains this behavior?

A system administrator is unable to clone a windows 2008 server while connected directly to an ESXi
host through vSphere Client.
Which two methods can be used to complete the task? (Choose two.)

An administrator needs to create and provision new virtual machines from a master image that can
not be edited or powered on.
Which type of resource is most appropriate for the administrator to perform the task?

A vSphere administrator is unable to vMotion a virtual machine between two hosts. An error
message indicates that the USB device is not accessible on the target host.
What is causing this issue?

A vSphere administrator needs to configure a virtual machine to meet a guaranteed CPU
performance profile.
Which configuration setting could the administrator choose?

An organization’s datastores are configured in a fully automated Storage Distributed Resource
Scheduler (SDRS) cluster. The vSphere administrator determines that virtual machines are being
migrated between datastores even though the datastores look evenly balanced. On further
investigation, the administrator determines that the datastore’s utilization percentages differ by 2%.
Which Storage DRS setting should the administrator change to prevent the virtual machines from
migrating prematurely?

A vSphere administrator enables Fault Tolerance on a powered off virtual machine that has the
following configuration:
The virtual machine’s single thin provisioned virtual disk is sized at 100GB.
The datastore that houses the virtual machine has 120GB of free space.
After Fault Tolerance has been configured, another administrator attempts to use Enhanced
vMotion to move a 30GB virtual machine file into the same datastore and receives an error.
What condition could cause this behavior?