A failed upgrade from vCenter Server version 5.x to version 6.0 produces the following error:
[00800 error ‘Default’] Database version id ‘600’ is incompatible with this release of VirtualCenter.
What is the cause of the upgrade failure?

Attempting to update an ESXi 6.x host using the following command:
esxcli software vib update –d update.zipGenerates the following error:
Could not download from depot at /tmp/index.xml, skipping ((‘/tmp/index.xml’, ‘’, “[Errno 4] IOError: <urlopen
error [Error 2] No such file or directory: ‘/tmp/index.xml’>”)) url = /tmp/index.xml
What action should be taken to correct the problem?

Which three logs can be reviewed to troubleshoot a vCenter Server upgrade failure? (Choose three.)

An administrator is unable to patch an ESXi 6.x host using VMware Update Manager.
What is an alternative option for patching a host?

An administrator has migrated a vCenter Server Appliance from version 5.5 to version 6.x. During the
migration, the administrator selected DHCP for the appliance and obtained a hostname from the DHCP server.
The administrator adjusts the hostname after the migration and uses a static IP and hostname.
What should the administrator do immediately after this change to prevent service failures?

An administrator is unable to upgrade a vCenter Server Appliance from version 5.1 Update 2 to version 6.0.
What is a likely reason for this?

Which two reasons would prevent Storage Distributed Resource Scheduler (SDRS) from operating on a
datastore? (Choose two.)

A vSphere Web Client task fails while creating a VMFS datastore on a disk with these characteristics:
The disk was formatted with an Master Boot Record (MBR) partition table
The disk was not erased
The disk is visible in the vSphere Web Client
What action needs to be performed to resolve the issue?

A task fails while creating a VMFS5 datastore on a disk with these characteristics:
Was previously used by a Linux server
Was not erased
Is visible with the vSphere Web Client
Which action can be performed to resolve the issue?

An administrator is experiencing network connectivity issues between virtual machines. The virtual machines
and hosts are configured as follows:
VM1 is running on Host1
VM2 is running on Host2
Both Host1 and Host2 are attached to the vSphere Distributed Switch dvSwitch1
Both Host1 and Host2 are using vmnic0 and vmnic1 on dvSwitch1
Both virtual machines are using the default portgroup for network trafficWhat are three settings the administrator should investigate while troubleshooting the connectivity issue?
(Choose three.)