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An administrator has configured View with a single Connection Server and is adding a Replica Connection Server. After installing the Replica Connection Server the following symptoms are observed.

An administrator has configured View with a single Connection Server and is adding a Replica Connection Server. After installing the Replica Connection Server the following symptoms are observed. 







A. Not enough time has passed for replication to complete.
B. DNS entries for the Connection Servers are missing or incorrect.
C. View Composer must be restarted after a Replica Connection Server is added.
D. Not enough memory is available to the View Connection Server to complete the provisioning tasks.







Answer: B

An ESXi 5.x host displays a warning icon in the vSphere console and its summary page lists a configuration issue "SSH for the host has been enabled." What are two ways to clear this warning? (Choose two.)

An ESXi 5.x host displays a warning icon in the vSphere console and its summary page lists a configuration issue "SSH for the host has been enabled." What are two ways to clear this warning? (Choose two.) 







A. Using the Security Profile pane of the Configuration tab in the vSphere Client
B. Using the Direct Console User Interface (DCUI)
C. Using the Advanced Settings pane of the Configuration tab in the vSphere Client
D. Using the Networking pane of the Configuration tab in the vSphere Client








Answer: A,B

A View administrator needs to restore an environment following a crash of the View Connection servers. After the restore is done, the View administrator notices that some of the desktops of a pool are missing. What is likely the cause of this issue?

A View administrator needs to restore an environment following a crash of the View Connection servers. After the restore is done, the View administrator notices that some of the desktops of a pool are missing.
What is likely the cause of this issue? 







A. The pool was refreshed after the restore.
B. The pool was recomposed before the restore but after the backup.
C. The pool was recomposed after the restore.
D. The pool was refreshed before the restore but after the backup.







Answer: B

A View administrator has deleted a linked clone pool, and communication between the Connection Server and the vCenter Server is lost. The administrator notices that the virtual machine associated with the replica still remains in the inventory view of vCenter Server and cannot be deleted. Which step must be taken to resolve this problem?

A View administrator has deleted a linked clone pool, and communication between the Connection Server and the vCenter Server is lost. The administrator notices that the virtual machine associated with the replica still remains in the inventory view of vCenter Server and cannot be deleted.
Which step must be taken to resolve this problem? 





A. Run the sviconfig command with the unprotectentity option on the vCenter Server to remove the protection from the linked clone object.
B. Run the sviconfig command with the removeprotectentity option on the vCenter Server to remove the protection from the linked clone object.
C. Run the sviconfig command with the removeprotectentity option on the View Connection Server to remove the protection from the linked clone object.
D. Run the sviconfig command with the unprotectentity option on the View Connection Server to remove the protection from the linked clone object.







Answer: A

An administrator user group named Restricted Users is created in a View environment to manage a specific folder. After a few weeks, the users in that group complain that they no longer have access to View Administrator. Further investigation indicates that the group no longer exists. Logs show that the group was not removed by any View administrators. What would cause the group to disappear?

An administrator user group named Restricted Users is created in a View environment to manage a specific folder. After a few weeks, the users in that group complain that they no longer have access to View Administrator. Further investigation indicates that the group no longer exists. Logs show that the group was not removed by any View administrators.
What would cause the group to disappear? 







A. The group was removed in Active Directory.
B. The group was set with an expiration date which was exceeded.
C. The only permission for the Restricted Users group was removed.
D. The permission was set with an expiration date which was exceeded.







Answer: C

A View vCenter Server role is created that includes all of the required View Administrator and local mode vCenter Server privileges. The View administrator deploys a linked clone, dedicated- assignment pool. View Client with Local Mode is installed on all client systems. Desktops have been correctly provisioned and can be accessed remotely. However, when a user tries to check out a desktop, the operation fails due to insufficient permissions. What is the likely cause of the problem?

A View vCenter Server role is created that includes all of the required View Administrator and local mode vCenter Server privileges. The View administrator deploys a linked clone, dedicated- assignment pool. View Client with Local Mode is installed on all client systems. Desktops have been correctly provisioned and can be accessed remotely. However, when a user tries to check out a desktop, the operation fails due to insufficient permissions.
What is the likely cause of the problem? 






A. The Active Directory accounts of the users do not have sufficient privileges to start View Client.
B. The vCenter Server role lacks privileges for View Composer.
C. The Active Directory user account of the View administrator lacks the vCenter Server privileges.
D. View Client users are not members of the Remote Desktop Users Group.






Answer: B

A View administrator assigns prescribed vCenter Server permissions to a vCenter Server role and associates the role with a domain user account named viewadmin. This account is used by View Connection Server for vCenter Server operations. The administrator creates and provisions two dedicated-assignment automatic pools that use templates, and everything works as expected. View Composer is enabled and a linked clone pool is configured. The linked clone provisioning operation aborts with errors in the event log. The errors indicate that there are insufficient permissions. What is the likely cause of the problem?

A View administrator assigns prescribed vCenter Server permissions to a vCenter Server role and associates the role with a domain user account named viewadmin. This account is used by View Connection Server for vCenter Server operations. The administrator creates and provisions two dedicated-assignment automatic pools that use templates, and everything works as expected. View Composer is enabled and a linked clone pool is configured. The linked clone provisioning operation aborts with errors in the event log. The errors indicate that there are insufficient permissions.
What is the likely cause of the problem? 






A. The user account used by View Composer lacks sufficient vCenter Server permissions.
B. QuickPrep could not create a unique SID for each desktop.
C. The AD Organizational Unit was not entered in the Guest Customization page.
D. The customization specification was corrupted.






Answer: A

An administrator has created a new linked clone pool and the virtual machines in the pool are not finishing customization. After reviewing the agent logs, it is determined that an initialization state error has occurred. What causes this failure?

An administrator has created a new linked clone pool and the virtual machines in the pool are not finishing customization. After reviewing the agent logs, it is determined that an initialization state error has occurred.
What causes this failure? 







A. The View Agent's attempt to assign the desktop failed.
B. The View Agent's attempt to contact ADAM failed.
C. The View Agent's attempt to entitle the desktop failed.
D. The View Agent's attempt to join the domain failed.






Answer: D

An administrator is deploying and deleting multiple pools of linked clone desktops during a testing phase. During the provisioning of the last pool, the desktops remain in the Customizing state for a long time. A red X appears on the icon next to the pool name, and the pool is disabled. What is the most likely cause of the problem?

An administrator is deploying and deleting multiple pools of linked clone desktops during a testing phase. During the provisioning of the last pool, the desktops remain in the Customizing state for a long time. A red X appears on the icon next to the pool name, and the pool is disabled.
What is the most likely cause of the problem? 







A. An IP address cannot be assigned to a desktop.
B. There is insufficient space on the datastore.
C. The replica image is corrupted.
D. The parent virtual machine has been deleted.







Answer: A

A desktop administrator is creating a virtual desktop to be used as a template for linked clones. An application that requires domain authentication is being installed, so the virtual desktop is added to the domain before installation. After the setup is complete, the administrator powers off the virtual desktop and creates the template. When a pool is created using this template, the desktops fail to finish customization. One of the desktop Event Viewer logs shows the following message: getTrustedDomains: Cannot find the primary domain name What is the cause of this problem?

A desktop administrator is creating a virtual desktop to be used as a template for linked clones.
An application that requires domain authentication is being installed, so the virtual desktop is added to the domain before installation. After the setup is complete, the administrator powers off the virtual desktop and creates the template. When a pool is created using this template, the desktops fail to finish customization. One of the desktop Event Viewer logs shows the following message:
getTrustedDomains: Cannot find the primary domain name
What is the cause of this problem? 







A. The system running View Composer is not part of the target domain.
B. The virtual desktop was not removed from the domain before it was used to create a template.
C. Windows Firewall was left enabled on the virtual desktop before it was used to create a template.
D. The domain was not added to the Domain List in View Administrator.






Answer: B

Ten physical desktops that use a specialized application were migrated to the View environment as linked clones. A newly-created parent virtual machine mimics the original software configuration. The configuration was tested extensively before deployment. Now, whenever a user logs in to a desktop and starts the application, it displays an error that says the SID for this desktop has already been assigned. Which task should the administrator perform to resolve the problem?

Ten physical desktops that use a specialized application were migrated to the View environment as linked clones. A newly-created parent virtual machine mimics the original software configuration. The configuration was tested extensively before deployment. Now, whenever a user logs in to a desktop and starts the application, it displays an error that says the SID for this desktop has already been assigned.
Which task should the administrator perform to resolve the problem? 








A. Change the pool specification so all the users of this application are using the same linked clone desktop.
B. Recreate the base image and edit the linked clone pool to use this new image.
C. Verify that the customization specification in vCenter Server generates a new SID and continues to use QuickPrep for guest customization.
D. Create another linked clone pool using the same parent virtual machine and snapshot with Sysprep.







Answer: D

An administrator is troubleshooting an ESXi 5.x host and needs to export diagnostic information. The host is currently managed by a vCenter Server instance. Which two ways can the information be gathered using the vSphere Client? (Choose two.)

An administrator is troubleshooting an ESXi 5.x host and needs to export diagnostic information. The host is currently managed by a vCenter Server instance.
Which two ways can the information be gathered using the vSphere Client? (Choose two.) 







A. Select Home. Under Administration, click System Logs and click the Export System Logs button. Select the affected ESXi host. Select Select All. Select a location and click Finish.
B. In the vSphere Client, select the affected ESXi host. Right-click the host and select Export Diagnostic Data. Select a location and click OK.
C. Log in to the ESXi host locally, Select Export System Logs.
D. In the vSphere Client, select the affected ESXi host. Select File, Export and Export System Logs. Select Select All. Select a location and click Finish.








Answer: A,D

What two methods can be used to improve the vMotion migration speed of a virtual machine? (Choose two.)

What two methods can be used to improve the vMotion migration speed of a virtual machine? (Choose two.) 








A. Enable High priority on the virtual machine before starting vMotion.
B. Select High priority during the migration wizard.
C. Lower the memory reservation for the virtual machine.
D. Ensure the cluster has the default Swapfile Policy set.






Answer: B,D

Under which two conditions can vStorage APIs for Array Integration (VAAI) provide a performance benefit? (Choose two.)

Under which two conditions can vStorage APIs for Array Integration (VAAI) provide a performance benefit? (Choose two.) 






A. When a virtual disk has VMDK files are stored on an NFS datastore.
B. When a virtual disk is created using the New Virtual Machine wizard.
C. When cloning a virtual machine with snapshots.
D. When a virtual disk is deleted.






Answer: A,D

What are two requirements for successful vMotion migration? (Choose two.)

What are two requirements for successful vMotion migration? (Choose two.) 







A. CPUs with matching SpeedStep settings on both the source and destination hosts.
B. Virtul machines must not utilize hardware local to the host such as SCSI pass-through.
C. Virtual machines must not have a CDROM connected via the vSphere client.
D. Dedicated Gigabit Ethernet Networking must exist between the source and destination hosts.







Answer: B,C

Which two conditions must exist on all hosts in the cluster if Enhanced vMotion Compatibility (EVC) is used? (Choose two.)

Which two conditions must exist on all hosts in the cluster if Enhanced vMotion Compatibility (EVC) is used? (Choose two.) 







A. The cluster must be enabled for DRS.
B. All hosts in the cluster must be running ESX/ESXi 3.5 Update 2 or later.
C. All hosts in the cluster must have hardware virtualization support enabled.
D. The cluster must be enabled for HA.





Answer: B,C