VCE 210-015 - VCE Vblock System Deployment and Implementation Virtualization Exam
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Total 93 questions
Question #6 (Topic: Topic 1)
You are adding an NFS volume to an ESXi host.
Which three steps are required? (Choose three.)
Which three steps are required? (Choose three.)
A. Create a vmkernel interface on the ESXi host.
B. Create a network label to identify the connection.
C. Choose the NFS folder name in the format volmountsdatastore1.
D. Choose Network File System as the storage type.
E. Assign a VSAN to the vmkernel interface.
Answer: A,C,D
Question #7 (Topic: Topic 1)
According to the VCE Vblock System Upgrade Guide for vSphere 5.1, which two steps
would be taken when upgrading vCenter to 5.1? (Choose two.)
would be taken when upgrading vCenter to 5.1? (Choose two.)
A. Upgrade the host to ESXi 5.1.
B. Make a full backup of the vCenter Server database on the AMP.
C. Make a full backup of the vCenter Inventory Service database on the AMP.
D. Install Microsoft SQL 2008 SP3 on the Single Sign-On (SSO) virtual machine.
Answer: B,D
Question #8 (Topic: Topic 1)
According to the VCE Logical Build guide, which command would you use to install the
Cisco FNIC driver using the vSphere CLI in ESXi 5.0?
Cisco FNIC driver using the vSphere CLI in ESXi 5.0?
A. vihostupdate.pl
B. vicfg-vmknic
C. vicfg-nics
D. esxtop
Answer: A
Question #9 (Topic: Topic 1)
You want to configure vMotion on a virtual switch in a Vblock System 320.
Which network configuration is required?
Which network configuration is required?
A. Create an uplink port group, assign a unique IP address and subnet number, and select the Use This Port Group For vMotion option box.
B. Create a VMkernel port group on the network management virtual switch, and assign a unique IP address and subnet number.
C. Create a VMkernel port group on the virtual machine network, and assign a unique IP address and subnet number.
D. Create a VMkernel port group, assign a unique IP address and subnet number, and select the Use This Port Group For vMotion option box.
Answer: D
Question #10 (Topic: Topic 1)
You upgrade an ESXi 4.x host to an ESXi 5.x host using VMware Update Manager. It
appears to complete the installation, but the system does not boot. You decide to roll back
the host to the previous build. After using the Shift-R option on boot up, you receive the
error No alternative hypervisor to roll back to.
What is causing this error?
appears to complete the installation, but the system does not boot. You decide to roll back
the host to the previous build. After using the Shift-R option on boot up, you receive the
error No alternative hypervisor to roll back to.
What is causing this error?
A. The hardware is not supported with the ESXi 5.x.
B. The ISO file in the baseline is corrupt.
C. The data store containing the operating system has become corrupt.
D. There are differences in the boot loaders between the two versions.
Answer: D
