A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5
B. There are three default system roles: Administrator, Read-Only, and No Access.
A. Role
B. Permission
C. Privilege
D. None of these
C. A privilege defines individual user rights.
3. In vCenter Server, a role is a collection of \_\_\_\_\_\_. A. Roles B. Permissions C. Privileges D. User rights
C. A role is a collectino of privileges.
A. Role
B. Permission
C. Privilege
D. User right
B. A permission is created by pairing a role with a user or group and associating it with an object in the vCenter Server inventory.
A. Any permission defined directly on a child object will override permissions propagated from parent objects.
B. Any permission defined directly on a parent object will override permissions propagated from child objects.
C. Virtual machines do not inherit multiple permissions.
D. Virtual machines inherit multiple permissions.
A and D. Any permission defined on a child object will override permissions propagated from parent objects, and virtual machines inherit multiple permissions.
A. The firewall is disabled by default and must be enabled using the vSphere Web Client.
B. The firewall is enabled by default and blocks all traffic by default, except for traffic for the default management services.
C. The firewall is enabled by default, allows all outbound traffic, and blocks all inbound traffic.
D. The firewall is disabled by default and must be enabled using the esxcli command.
B. The ESXi firewall is enabled by default and also blocks all traffic by default, except for default management services traffic.
A. Start And Stop With Port Usage
B. Start And Stop With Host
C. Start And Stop Manually
D. VMware does not specifically recommend any single startup policy.
A. Start And Stop With Port Usage is the setting Vmware recommends.
A. vMA
B. vSphere Client connected directly to ESXi host
C. vCenter Server
D. vSphere CLI commands
C. All operations performed against an ESXi host in lockdown mode must originate from the vCenter Server that is managing the ESXi host. The exceptions are the ESXi Shell, SSH, or the Direct Console User Interface (DCUI) if these services are enabled on the ESXi host in lockdown mode.
A. Allows vSphere Web Client access directly to ESXi host
B. Simplifies user management
C. Improved security for root account
D. Enables vCenter lockdown mode
B and C. Joining an ESXi host to a directory service simplifies user management and improves security by not having to share the root user account credentials.
A. vSphere Client connected to a vCenter Server
B. vSphere Client connected to ESXi host
C. vSphere Web Client connected to a vCenter Server
D. vSphere Web Client connected to ESXi host
B. The list of local ESXi users and groups is accessible from the vSphere Client connected directly to the ESXi host. vCenter Server has no ability to view the local ESXi accounts, and the vSphere Web Client can only connect to vCenter Server.
A. Using Local Windows groups
B. Using Active Directory distribution groups
C. Using Active Directory security groups
D. Using Active Directory users
C. Active Directory security groups are the preferred method for managing permissions in vCenter Server.
A. They can be cloned.
B. They can be edited.
C. They can be removed.
D. None of these.
A. The default system roles of No Access, Read-Only, and Administrator can be cloned, but they cannot be edited or removed.
A. ESXi Admin
B. ESXi Admins
C. ESX Admin
D. ESX Admins
D. There must be a group in Active Directory with the name ESX Admins, and the Active Directory user accounts that should have access to the ESXi host(s) will be placed in this group.
A. Horizon View
B. Site Recovery Manager
C. vCenter Operations Management Suite
D. vCloud Director
A. Horizon View is Vmware’s virtual desktop infrastructure solution. Site Recovery Manager is Vmware’s disaster recovery solution. vCenter Operations Management Suite is Vmware’s performance, capacity, and health monitoring solution. vCloud Director is VMware’s software-defined data center provisioning solution.
A. Virtual Machine.Snapshot Management. Create Snapshot
B. Virtual Machine.Provisioning.Allow Disk Access
C. Datastore.Allocate Space
D. Datastore.Update Virtual Machine Files
A and C. The Virtual Machine.Snapshot Management.Create Snapshot and the Datastore. Allocate space privileges are both required to take a snapshot of a virtual machine.
A. Storage APIs for Multipathing
B. Storage I/O Control
C. Storage vMotion
D. Storage DRS
B and D. Storage I/O Control and Storage DRS are both included only in the Enterprise Plus Edition of vSphere 5.
A. Storage APIs for Array Integration
B. Storage APIs for Multipathing
C. Distributed Resources Scheduler (DRS)
D. Distributed Power Management (DPM)
A, B, C and D. All four of these features are available only in Enterprise or higher editions of vSphere 5.
A. Virtualization
B. Client access
C. Management
D. Interface
A, C and D. The vSphere architecture is composed of three distinct layers: the virtualization layer, the management layer, and the interface layer.
A. Data Protection
B. High Availability
C. vMotion
D. vSphere Replication
A, B and D. None of these features are included with the Essentials Edition of vSphere 5.
A. Enterprise Plus
B. Enterprise
C. Standard
D. None of the above
A. The Enterprise Plus edition of vSphere would be required in this case, because the customer could use the Auto Deploy feature to achieve the diskless and stateless ESXi hosts.