A company wants to increase disk capacity for their vSphere environment. Management
mandates that: 1. vMotion must work in this environment. 2. The existing LAN infrastructure
must be used. Which storage option best meets the company objectives?

Which of these factors indicates a high likelihood that the performance of a virtual machine
disk is being constrained by disk I/O?

— Exhibit — — Exhibit — Click the Exhibit button. An administrator is configuring vMotion in
their environment. As part of the implementation, an administrator is examining resource
mapping for virtual machines. What is a likely cause of the error shown in the exhibit?

— Exhibit — — Exhibit — Click the Exhibit button. An administrator has deployed a two-node
cluster with HA and DRS enabled. DRS has been configured for fully automated mode. The
management and vMotion interfaces have been configured on separate physical networks.
Initial DRS testing on this cluster reveals that virtual machines are not being migrated
despite great disparity in resource use between the ESX hosts in the cluster. The exhibit
shows the error and the network configuration for one of the hosts. Which task would
successfully resolve this problem?

— Exhibit — — Exhibit — Click the Exhibit button. Users are having difficulty accessing a Web
server since a new Web application was configured in a virtual machine running on
sc-titanium03.vmeduc.com. The web server has been assigned 1 vCPU. The vSphere
Client reports the error shown in the exhibit. DRS is set to fully automated mode, but the
problem has not resolved. Which action can resolve the issue?

vCenter Server is running in a virtual machine that is part of a vSphere DRS cluster. The
vCenter Server virtual machine has been tested and can successfully migrate with vMotion
between all ESXi hosts in the cluster. DRS is configured for partial automation. What
happens if an ESXi host that is running the vCenter Server virtual machine experiences a
power outage?

A company has converted several physical machines to virtual machines but are seeing
significant performance issues on the converted machines. The host is configured with
sufficient memory and storage does not appear to be a bottleneck. Which metric can be
checked to determine if CPU contention exists on an ESXi 5.x host?

What number of IOPS should be used with Storage I/O Control to limit disk throughput to
roughly 10 MBps if the guest application writes 64KB blocks?

Users have reported performance issues with an application running on a Windows VM.

Performance analysis shows high CPU activity on the ESXi host but low CPU activity on the
Windows VM. A high value in which overview graph and counter on the virtual machine’s
Performance tab would confirm the results of the performance analysis?

A database administrator has reported periodic poor performance on a particular virtual
machine. The virtual machine administrator has noticed a significant drop in performance
when utilized memory exceeds 1GB. What does this indicate and what could be checked
next?