Q: 2
The architect documented a requirement for 99.95% high availability to meet the customer's
resiliency needs.
Which two physical design decisions will help meet this requirement in the management domain?
(Choose two.)
Options
Discussion
A and D tbh. Both relate directly to keeping vCenter up, which is key for management domain HA. Disagree?
Don't think B fits here, since uplink settings like EtherChannel can be a trap answer. For real management HA, you need A and D.
Nah, it's gotta be A and D. Uplink settings like B/E are common traps here, but only vCenter HA and restart priority (A, D) tie directly to the management domain's actual high availability requirement. Seen this on similar practice sets.
Option A and D, had something like this in a mock, both directly target HA for management.
A/D. Only those actually boost management domain uptime to 99.95 percent, vCenter HA plus high restart both target core resilience.
Seems like B could actually help too if the hosts are in a LACP-enabled switch environment. Enabling EtherChannel (B) might improve uplink resilience in some setups, right? I think A and B, but I could be missing a deeper vCenter-specific nuance here.
A/D? These VMware HA questions always throw in confusing uplink stuff. But for management resiliency, only vCenter HA and restart priority (A and D) actually hit the 99.95% target. Wouldn't bet my life but that's how I've seen it on practice sets.
A and D make sense here since both boost vCenter uptime, which is critical for management domain HA. vCenter HA (A) plus restart priority (D) directly impact availability. Pretty sure that's what the question wants, but open if someone disagrees.
A and D tbh, saw a similar combo show up in some exam reports for HA requirements.
B
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