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Question 31

Which statement accurately defines the fundamental difference between the "Absent" and
"Inaccessible" object health states in vSAN?

A."Absent" indicates that all components of the object are missing and the data is lost, whereas
"Inaccessible" indicates that the object is locked by the Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS).

B."Absent" applies strictly to the vSAN Cache Tier, while "Inaccessible" applies strictly to the Capacity Tier.

C."Absent" indicates that a component is currently unreachable but the object maintains quorum (>50% votes) and remains online, whereas "Inaccessible" means the object has lost quorum and cannot serve any I/O.

D."Absent" is a transient state caused by standard vSphere vMotion, whereas "Inaccessible" is a permanent state caused by hardware degradation.

Question 32

An Infrastructure Manager is sizing the network requirements for a vSAN ESA Remote Protection strategy. The organization wants to protect 50 TB of production data with a 15-minute RPO to a secondary site.
The manager evaluates the backend network impact during the initial seed and subsequent incremental replications.
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[vSAN Performance View - Inter-Site Link (ISL)]
Outbound Replication Traffic
Peak Bandwidth: 18 Gbps
Average Bandwidth: 1.2 Gbps
Congestion: 5
Inbound Client I/O Traffic
Latency: 25ms (Elevated)
```
Which of the following factors correctly evaluate the trade-offs and operational constraints of sizing network bandwidth for Remote Protection? (Select all that apply.)

A.The initial full sync (baseline) will consume significant bandwidth (up to 18 Gbps shown) and must be throttled to prevent starving active VM I/O on the network.

B.Reducing the RPO from 60 minutes to 15 minutes decreases the peak bandwidth required for each sync, as fewer delta blocks accumulate between intervals.

C.Network congestion caused by high replication traffic directly increases the "Inbound Client I/O Traffic" latency because vSAN shares the same VMkernel adapter for both storage I/O and replication.

D.The manager should deploy the vSphere Replication appliance to compress the traffic, as native vSAN Remote Protection cannot compress replication streams.

E.vSAN ESA Remote Protection uses deduplication during transit, meaning the 50 TB of data will only consume roughly 10 TB of network bandwidth for the initial seed.

Question 33

A vSAN ESA cluster experienced a host NVMe failure, causing several objects to become non-compliant.
Select the steps vSAN ESA follows to detect, evaluate and repair the non-compliant objects.
Drag and drop the four correct options from the Options list on the left and place them into the Required Options on the right in any order. (Choose four.)

Question 34

Which statement accurately defines the fundamental architectural difference in how Deduplication and Compression are implemented in vSAN Express Storage Architecture (ESA) compared to the legacy Original Storage Architecture (OSA)?

A.vSAN OSA processes Deduplication and Compression synchronously during the initial write to the Cache tier, whereas ESA processes it asynchronously during destaging to the Storage Pool.

B.vSAN ESA entirely deprecates the global Deduplication feature and shifts Compression to the top of the stack (DOM Client), compressing data *before* it is transmitted across the network.

C.vSAN ESA merges Deduplication and Compression into a single hardware-offloaded process on the Top-of-Rack switches using DPUs, whereas OSA relied purely on ESXi CPU cycles.

D.vSAN OSA strictly applies compression at the virtual machine SCSI layer, while vSAN ESA applies it at the physical network switch layer.

Question 35

An administrator has been tasked with adding supplemental storage to an existing VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Workload Domain. The supplemental storage will add capacity for backup data and ISO images without impacting the principal storage used for live production workloads.
What should the administrator recommend meeting the requirement?

A.Migrate Management Domain storage to a new cluster.

B.Increase the VMFS principal storage allocation.

C.Attach additional NFS volumes or iSCSI datastores.

D.Replace all existing datastores with NVMe devices.

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