VCP-310 Certification Q&A (4)

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QUESTION 7:
During the installation of ESX Server 3.5, you decide to manually define the partitioning scheme. Which two are recommend minimum partition sizes? Select two.
A. /boot = 512 MB
B. Swap = 544 MB
C. / =2500 MB
D. /usr =2048MB
E. /etc =1500 MB
F. / =5 GB
Answer: B, F

Explanation: The minimum recommended Swap partition size is 544MB. The minimum recommended root partition size is 5GB for ESX Server 3.5. In previous versions of ESX server, the minimum recommended root partition size is 2560MB. Ref: page 96 Installation Guide.

QUESTION 8:
What are three requirements for a VMware HA cluster? Select three
A. name resolution between all hosts
B. identical type and quantity of CPUs in each host
C. access to shared storage from all hosts
D. access to the virtual machine networks from all hosts
E. private Gigabit Ethernet network for all hosts.
Answer: A, C, D

Explanation: Clusters Enabled for HA For clusters enabled for HA, all virtual machines and their configuration files must reside on shared storage (typically a SAN), because you must be able to power on the virtual machine on any host in the cluster. This also means that the hosts must be configured to have access to the same virtual machine network and to other resources. Each host in an HA cluster must be able to resolve the host name and IP address of all other hosts in the cluster. To achieve this, you can either set up DNS on each host (preferred) or fill in the /etc/hosts entries manually (error prone and discouraged).