VMware Certified Advanced Professional 6.5 - Data Center Virtualization Design - 3V0-624 Exam Practice Test
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Referring to the exhibit, which appliance or device belongs in the square with the question mark?

Referring to the exhibit, which appliance or device belongs in the square with the question mark?
Correct Answer: C
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A university is going through an IT transformation project and is re-evaluating how to use technology to provide a better academic experience for its 15,000 students. The university is a current VMware customer and has a single data center.
* Within that data center, they are using blade servers backed by a Fibre Channel array for its business critical applications, and two iSCSI arrays (one for the development environment and one for the non-critical production environment).
* Its VMware environment consists of three clusters. The first cluster contains all development virtual machines, the second cluster is dedicated to DMZ virtual machines (VMs), and the final cluster contains production VMs.
* The university requires the ability to perform hardware maintenance without a service interruption, and can sustain only 4 minutes of downtime per month.
From the list below, which two are non-functional requirements? (Choose two.)
* Within that data center, they are using blade servers backed by a Fibre Channel array for its business critical applications, and two iSCSI arrays (one for the development environment and one for the non-critical production environment).
* Its VMware environment consists of three clusters. The first cluster contains all development virtual machines, the second cluster is dedicated to DMZ virtual machines (VMs), and the final cluster contains production VMs.
* The university requires the ability to perform hardware maintenance without a service interruption, and can sustain only 4 minutes of downtime per month.
From the list below, which two are non-functional requirements? (Choose two.)
Correct Answer: C,D
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Customer Information
The Customer Labtown has a new vSphere 5 environment with one of their line of business applications recently being virtulized. Labtown requires that their Webserver, Database Server, and Fileserver for their line of business app be created into a vAPP. The VM's should start up in a specific order to insure the application starts correctly after an outage or reboot. Labtown also wants the best performance possible out of each VM. There is three hosts in the cluster each running the same CPU and Memory specifications. each host is running at 60% utilization right now. Labtown doesn't have any budget for more hosts.
Create a logical vAPP design for Labtowns Line of Business Application
Requirements
- The server must boot in the following order: DB, Fileserver, WebServer
- Each VM must perform the best it can with the current cluster configuration Instructions
- Place the three VM's on the vAPP
- Place the boot order boxes on top of each VM to indicate the VM's boot order
- Place the VM stencil for each VM in the DRS rules section if you wish to apply DRS rules to the design
- As long as VM's are on the vAPP stencil marks will be scored
The Customer Labtown has a new vSphere 5 environment with one of their line of business applications recently being virtulized. Labtown requires that their Webserver, Database Server, and Fileserver for their line of business app be created into a vAPP. The VM's should start up in a specific order to insure the application starts correctly after an outage or reboot. Labtown also wants the best performance possible out of each VM. There is three hosts in the cluster each running the same CPU and Memory specifications. each host is running at 60% utilization right now. Labtown doesn't have any budget for more hosts.
Create a logical vAPP design for Labtowns Line of Business Application
Requirements
- The server must boot in the following order: DB, Fileserver, WebServer
- Each VM must perform the best it can with the current cluster configuration Instructions
- Place the three VM's on the vAPP
- Place the boot order boxes on top of each VM to indicate the VM's boot order
- Place the VM stencil for each VM in the DRS rules section if you wish to apply DRS rules to the design
- As long as VM's are on the vAPP stencil marks will be scored
Correct Answer: A
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When planning on resource use for the servers, you should plan on leaving resources available for all the following except __________.
Correct Answer: D
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You have been provided with a list of requirements for a vSphere Design. For each requirement, categorize the requirement as a component of the conceptual, logical, or physical design.
Drag a requirement button (R1-R8) over to the green space provided beside the corresponding Design Phase.

Drag a requirement button (R1-R8) over to the green space provided beside the corresponding Design Phase.

Correct Answer:

Explanation:
* Conceptual design: This is the documentation of the design factors: requirements, constraints, and assumptions
* Logical design: This has the details of the logical management, storage, network, and compute design
* Physical design: This contains the details of the selected hardware and the configuration of the physical and virtual hardware
You have been tasked with creating a vSphere 6.5 data center design for an organization. The organization has provided information via requirements gathering. Evaluate each statement and determine if the requirement is functional or non-functional.
Match Requirements on the left by dragging the red buttons (R1-R9) over the text of the appropriate Classification.

Match Requirements on the left by dragging the red buttons (R1-R9) over the text of the appropriate Classification.

Correct Answer:

Explanation:
Functional Requirements
A requirement specifies a function that a system or component should perform. These may include:
* Business Rules
* Authentication
* Audit Tracking
* Certification Requirements
* Reporting Requirements
* Historical Data
* Legal or Regulatory Requirements
Non-Functional Requirements
A non-functional requirement is a statement of how a system should behave. These may include:
* Performance - Response Time, Throughput, Utilization, Static Volumetric
* Scalability
* Capacity
* Availability
* Recoverability
* Security
* Manageability
* Interoperability
A company has developers located in Eastern Europe (EE) and a QA Department in Bermuda.
* The company is planning to create an environment based on a blueprint of 4-8 virtual machines for each of the developers and one for every QA project.
* The proposed configuration will allow each developer to work independently and be able to collapse and re-create the environment as needed.
* QA Teams will be able to recreate the environment that is required for a specific application.
* Individual virtual machines in the blueprint are being continually updated with newly available software packages.
* The company is planning to use the vSphere Content Library to store images and synchronize them between sites.
Which four supported configurations can the company implement? (Choose four.)
* The company is planning to create an environment based on a blueprint of 4-8 virtual machines for each of the developers and one for every QA project.
* The proposed configuration will allow each developer to work independently and be able to collapse and re-create the environment as needed.
* QA Teams will be able to recreate the environment that is required for a specific application.
* Individual virtual machines in the blueprint are being continually updated with newly available software packages.
* The company is planning to use the vSphere Content Library to store images and synchronize them between sites.
Which four supported configurations can the company implement? (Choose four.)
Correct Answer: A,B,E,F
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A company is in the process of deploying a modern video news-streaming application.
* The application is capable of scaling (expanding and collapsing) its streaming nodes in the form of virtual machines, based on demand.
* To host the application, the company decided to implement a new VMware cluster with vSphere 6.5.
* The company wants to understand Network-Aware DRS and its ability to enhance the streaming application performance.
How can Network-Aware DRS help in this scenario?
* The application is capable of scaling (expanding and collapsing) its streaming nodes in the form of virtual machines, based on demand.
* To host the application, the company decided to implement a new VMware cluster with vSphere 6.5.
* The company wants to understand Network-Aware DRS and its ability to enhance the streaming application performance.
How can Network-Aware DRS help in this scenario?
Correct Answer: B
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A company is consolidating its environment into vSphere 6.5, and uses a Fibre Channel SAN array to host a virtual machines.
* It has a pair of MSCS clustered VMs with shared RDM.
* High availability of service is its top priority.
* It wants to ensure that performance is optimized for the cluster service.
The design requirements are:
* Storage should be able to withstand at least one component failure.
* Each server has at least 2 ports for FC connections.
* MSCS should also have no single point of failure with the clustering service.
Which design will meet these requirements?
A)

B)

C)

D)

* It has a pair of MSCS clustered VMs with shared RDM.
* High availability of service is its top priority.
* It wants to ensure that performance is optimized for the cluster service.
The design requirements are:
* Storage should be able to withstand at least one component failure.
* Each server has at least 2 ports for FC connections.
* MSCS should also have no single point of failure with the clustering service.
Which design will meet these requirements?
A)

B)

C)

D)

Correct Answer: A
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A systems architect has been asked to design the upgrade of a vSphere 5.5 to a 6.5 environment.
* The current vSphere environment has sites in Houston and New York, each with its own Single Sign-on domain.
* Each site also has a Windows vCenter Server
The business has requested these considerations during the upgrade design:
* One vSphere Single Sign-On domain
* vCenter Server configured in a highly available manner at each site
* reduce operating system licensing costs
* centralized repository for templates and ISOs
Which implementation order would satisfy these requirements?
* The current vSphere environment has sites in Houston and New York, each with its own Single Sign-on domain.
* Each site also has a Windows vCenter Server
The business has requested these considerations during the upgrade design:
* One vSphere Single Sign-On domain
* vCenter Server configured in a highly available manner at each site
* reduce operating system licensing costs
* centralized repository for templates and ISOs
Which implementation order would satisfy these requirements?
Correct Answer: A
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