Q: 6
An administrator has observed that the vSphere Global Inventory is only available from the
management domain vCenter. The Global Inventory is not available from the workload domain's
vCenter.
Why is the "Global Inventory" missing from the workload domain's vCenter?
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Hmm, I would've said C here. Feels like skipping the inventory sync could easily cause the global inventory to not show new domains. A is a classic trap but C just seems plausible in this scenario. Open to corrections.
A isn't wrong, saw a similar one in practice exams. Has to be SSO and linking missing for global view.
Why not A? In a mock I had, missing global inventory was because SSO and linking weren't set up.
Pretty sure it's C, since running the inventory sync sounds like it'd fix missing global inventory after creating a new workload domain.
C vs A. C is tempting, but inventory sync doesn't handle SSO linking, it's more about keeping objects up to date post-creation. The real blocker for global inventory missing is usually SSO and vCenter linking not set up. Seen similar in exam reports, pretty sure it's A.
I thought C could be the catch here, since if you skip the sync after setting up a new workload domain, you might not see updated objects. Maybe I'm missing something but isn't inventory sync step required too?
Makes sense to me, but now I'm not sure if C could ever be right here. A
I think A. Without SSO domain and vCenter linking, the workload vCenter won't show the Global Inventory. Pretty sure that's it.
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