Configuration backups are important but not for immediate troubleshooting.
The network topology view helps visualize connectivity and configurations.
Performance metrics are less relevant for specific network issues.
User access control does not directly help with troubleshooting.

Network traffic should be assessed later in the process.
Monitoring disk latency can help identify storage performance issues.
Reviewing VM logs may provide some context but is secondary.
Resource usage checks are important but come after disk latency.

NSX-T prerequisites can be checked after initial deployment.
vSAN setup is important but not first.
Ensure vCenter is installed and properly configured.
vRealize does not need to be installed prior to VMware Cloud Foundation.

A grace period can allow for extended access but should be minimized.
Disabling accounts should be a last resort, not the first action.
The password should be reset immediately to maintain access control.
Notifying users is important but should not be the only action.

Proper network settings must be configured for communication.
Storage settings are important but follow network configuration.
Certificate management is also critical for secure communication.
User access control settings come after network configurations.