An administrator removes a virtual machine from a resource pool and places it in the

DRS root resource pool. Users report the performance of the application running on the
virtual machine has improved. The virtual machine relocation was the only change that
occurred.What explains the change in application performance?

The memory, storage, and/or CPU settings of the original resource pool
restricted access to resources for the virtual machine.

Which resource pool setting will help ensure the application has adequate
access to memory?

An application team is implementing a new solution in the virtualized environment. The

application vendor states the application is memory intensive. The application is very
unstable when operating without adequate on-demand access to physical memory. The
applications virtual machines are assigned to the Mission Critical resource pool.
Which resource pool setting will help ensure the application has adequate access to
memory?

Memory reservation

What will cause the validation of a vMotion migration to fail?

A virtual machine configured for CPU affinity

Which issue could be preventing the vMotion migration?

A vSphere administrator is attempting to migrate a virtual machine, but the progress bar
for the migration remains at 10%.Which issue could be preventing the vMotion
migration?

A networking problem between the source and destination hosts exists at

the physical layer.

Which action must the vSphere administrator take to ensure that the snapshot
data remains intact?

An administrator needs to migrate a virtual machine from one datastore to another, but
the virtual machine has a snapshot. The virtual machine is running on an ESXi 5.x host.
Which action must the vSphere administrator take to ensure that the snapshot data
remains intact?

Perform a standard Storage vMotion migration.

How is changed block tracking (CBT) used in a vSphere implementation?

CBT is used by VMware Data Protection (VDP) to reduce time needed for
backup jobs.

Which vSphere feature creates a copy of a virtual machine that can be stored
locally within a cluster or at another site?

Which vSphere feature creates a copy of a virtual machine that can be stored locally
within a cluster or at another site, and provides the ability to rapidly restore a virtual
machine within minutes?

vSphere Replication