VMware 3V0-624 Exam Questions Instant Access

Question 1

A development team must provide layer 2 network isolation between virtual machines that are in the same VLAN. The solutions architect must provide additional security between the virtual machines on the same subnet.

How can this be done without consuming more VLANs?

AUse Virtual Switch Tagging

BUse Private VLANs.

CUse Virtual Guest Tagging.

DUse External Switch Tagging.

Answer : B

Private VLANs are used to solve VLAN ID limitations by adding a further segmentation of the logical broadcast domain into multiple smaller broadcast subdomains. Private VLANs are Promiscuous, Secondary VLANs can be either Isolated or Community -- https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.5/com.vmware.vsphere.networking.doc/GUID-C42AFA4A-1BDA-4ECC-B2D1-6E538771B2C3.html

Question 2

The web developer has stated that the site must come back online after a hardware failure without administrative intervention.

What is a non-functional requirement?

AThe virtual machine restart priority must be set to High

BThe virtual machine must be automatically restarted after a catastrophic host failure

CVMware Fault Tolerance (FT) must be enabled for the virtual machine

DVMware High Availability (HA) must be enabled on the ESXi cluster, which must contain at least 1 spare host

Answer : D

Question 3

VXLAN and Storage deduplication are in place, Architect recommends VM encryption which teams need to be involved?

AStorage team

BSecurity team

CNetworks Team

DAD Team

Answer : A, B

Question 4

The ability to live-migrate all virtual machines between two clusters is a requirement in the customer's design.

Which two clusters and EVC configurations will accomplish this? (Choose two)

ACluster 1* ESXi 6.0* Intel Skylake CPUs* EVC Enabled: AMD OpteronTM 'Steamroller' GenerationCluster 2* ESXi 6.5* AMD Steamroller CPUs* EVC Enabled: AMD OpteronTM ''Steamroller' Generation

BCluster 1* ESXi 6.5* Intel Broadwell CPUs* EVC DisabledCluster 2* ESXi 6.5* Intel Broadwell CPUs* EVC Disabled

CCluster 1* ESXi 5.5* AMD Piledriver CPUs* EVC Enabled: AMD OpteronTM 'Piledriver' GenerationCluster 2* ESXi 6.5* AMD Steamroller CPUs* EVC Enabled: AMD OpteronTM ''Piledriver' Generation

DCluster 1* ESXi 6.5* Intel Broadwell CPUs* EVC Enabled: Intel ''Broadwell' GenerationCluster 2* ESXi 6.5* Intel Sandy Bridge CPUs* EVC Enabled: Intel ''Sandy Bridge' Generation

Answer : B, C

A) No -- EVC doesn't work with different CPU vendors B) Yes, but officially not possible -- same CPU and family, EVC disabled would make it a Yes. However, Broadwell is not officially supported on 6.0 as per VCG C) Yes -- same CPU, different family but EVC enabled to the lowest family on both clusters (https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1005764 for EVC support) D) No -- same CPU, different family and EVC enabled on a newer family (Broadwell) on one cluster (so can't migrate from Broadwell to Sandy Bridge as some features won't be available)

Question 5

A company has asked a systems architect to ensure that a backup solution leverages VMware vSphere Storage APIs -- Data Protections (VCAP).

Which logical design concept applies to the situation?

ARequirement

BAssumption

CConstraint

DRisk

Answer : A

Question 6

An organization is trying to determine whether it should use the Windows version of the vCenter Server or use the vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA). The organization will be using an external Oracle database, and it will manage about 30 ESXi hosts and about 200 virtual machines on 1 vCenter Server, but it would also like to see another group's vCenter Server from the same vSphere client window. Which type of vCenter Server should it use, and why?

AThe vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) because it can be used with Oracle

BThe VCSA because it can support 30 ESXi hosts

CThe Windows version because it can support Oracle

DThe Windows version because it can support Linked mode

Answer : A

https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.0/com.vmware.vsphere.install.doc/GUID-8E23C952-56B1-43CB-A1D3-F3259FD73FA4.html

Question 7

Which two types of workloads are efficiently consolidated when virtualized? (Choose two.)

AWorkloads that do NOT require user input and are constantly processing large amounts of batched data.

BWorkloads that will consume all available assigned resources.

CWorkloads that are NOT CPU bound; most of their time is spent waiting for external events such as user interaction.

DWorkloads that do NOT require access to specific physical resources such as a hardware dongle or graphics card.

Answer : C, D

Workloads that are constantly using resources would prevent other VMs from accessing them, causing performance issues. Instead, if they use little and spend time waiting then resources are available for other VMs. Access to physical resources would prevent major virtualization benefits like HA etc.

VMware Certified Advanced Professional 6.5 â€“ Data Center Virtualization Design 3V0-624 Exam Questions