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VMware vSphere Foundation 9.0 Support

2V0-18.25
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The 2V0-18.25 exam assesses your skills in VMware vSphere Foundation support.

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Questions 101–110 of 195

Q101

A company needs to restrict VM operations to specific users. What should be implemented?

  • A VMware Tunneling
  • B VMware Roles and Permissions
  • C VMware Load Balancing
  • D VMware Snapshot Management
Explanation Roles and Permissions help define user access to VM operations, while tunneling, load balancing, and snapshot management do not restrict user access.
Q102

What happens when a VMFS datastore runs out of space?

  • A VMs will continue running without issue
  • B VMs may become unresponsive
  • C New VMs can still be created
  • D Snapshots can still be taken
Explanation Running out of space on VMFS can cause VMs to become unresponsive due to inability to write necessary data, while other options imply continued operation that isn't feasible.
Q103

Which service provides centralized management in vSphere 9.0?

  • A vCenter Server
  • B vSphere Replication
  • C ESXi Host
  • D VMware Tools
Explanation vCenter Server is essential for managing multiple ESXi hosts and VMs, while the others serve different roles.
Q104

A company needs to ensure that its virtual machines are secured from potential security breaches. What should it implement first?

  • A VM Encryption
  • B Resource Pools
  • C VMware Tanzu
  • D NAT Configuration
Explanation VM Encryption directly safeguards virtual machine data, while the others do not directly address security breaches.
Q105

You are configuring High Availability (HA) for a cluster. What happens when a host goes down?

  • A VMs automatically restart on other hosts
  • B VMs stay powered on without issues
  • C All VMs shut down immediately
  • D Manual intervention is required
Explanation HA automatically restarts the VMs on available hosts to ensure uptime, while the others do not reflect HA functionality.
Q106

Which service in vSphere allows for backup of virtual machines?

  • A VMware vSphere Replication
  • B VMware Cloud Director
  • C VMware vCenter
  • D VMware Performance Monitor
Explanation VMware vSphere Replication is specifically designed for VM backups; the others serve different purposes.
Q107

A company needs to prevent virtual machines from using too many CPU resources. What should you configure?

  • A Resource Pools
  • B Network I/O Control
  • C Datastore Clusters
  • D VMware Tools
Explanation Resource Pools allow setting CPU limits for VMs; the others do not control CPU usage directly.
Q108

You are configuring Distributed Switch in vSphere, what happens if you mistakenly create a new VLAN with the same ID?

  • A Both VLANs will work without issues.
  • B New VLAN will override the old one.
  • C Old VLAN will restrict network access.
  • D New VLAN access will be blocked.
Explanation Creating a new VLAN ID with the same number overwrites the old VLAN settings; the other options misinterpret VLAN behavior.
Q109

Which service is responsible for VM resource scheduling in vSphere?

  • A Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS)
  • B VMware vCenter Server
  • C vSphere High Availability (HA)
  • D VMware Tools
Explanation DRS automatically balances compute workloads; the others serve different purposes.
Q110

A company needs to ensure VMs recover quickly after a hardware failure. What should they implement?

  • A VM Snapshots
  • B vSphere Replication
  • C Storage DRS
  • D vCenter Converter
Explanation vSphere Replication provides optimal recovery; snapshots only help with state recovery and not quick failover.