A vSphere Standard Switch is configured with two uplinks.
When adjusting the failover order of the uplinks, what are two valid states in which an administrator
can place the uplinks? (Choose two.)

An administrator determines that a vSphere Standard Switch is dropping all inbound frames to a
specific virtual machine. The behavior appeared in the last two days. Which configuration setting, if
changed during this timeframe, would result in this behavior?

Which two network settings are available on a vSphere Standard Switch? (Choose two.)

A security team is validating policy settings in a vSphere environment.
By default, which security policy is set to reject on a vSphere Standard Switch?

A vSphere administrator upgrades a version 5.1.0 vSphere Distributed Switch to version
5.5.0. Another vSphere administrator, unaware of this change, tries to add an ESXi version
5.1.0 host to the switch and fails.
What is causing this addition of the ESXi host to fail?

A vSphere administrator creates a new vSphere Distributed Switch. The administrator receives
notice from the service desk that a cluster of vSphere hosts has disconnected from vCenter Server.
This disconnect occurred immediately after the new switch was created.
This vSphere Distributed Switch is the only distributed switch managed by vCenter.
The virtual machines are still functional and the applications are still accessible by end users.
On the ESXi hosts, which step must the vSphere administrator take to allow vCenter Server to
reconnect?

A vSphere administrator is administering a vSphere Distributed Switch port group using the vSphere
Web Client. The port group was configured using Static binding, but the number of ports must
increase as virtual machines are added to the port group.
Which port allocation setting should the administrator use to achieve this goal?

An administrator is deploying vSphere 5.5. The administrator creates a vSphere Distributed Switch,
then uses Auto Deploy to deploy several ESXi hosts. After the hosts are deployed, the administrator
notices that LACP packets are not being sent between them.
Which condition would cause this issue to occur?

A virtual machine is receiving a large number of network packets, which is affecting the performance
of other virtual machines connected to the same virtual network.
What should the vSphere administrator do to resolve the issue?

A virtual machine is unable to communicate with another virtual machine. Both virtual machines are
connected to the Production port group on the same virtual switch and are running on the same
host.
Which configuration is causing the inability of the virtual machines to communicate?