Exam 2V0-21.23 topic 1 question 10 discussion

f vCenter Server encounters a problem staging the patches, the vCenter Server Management Interface displays the Resume button. Correct the problem preventing the patches from staging, and click Resume to finish staging the patches. The staging process resumes from the point at which vCenter Server encountered the problem.

B The article payam listed appears correct, which is quoting vSphere 8 and not 7, shows that a RESUME button exists in Procedures, # 5. 'If vCenter Server encounters a problem staging the patches, the vCenter Server Management Interface displays the Resume button.' the sub link in the supplied article; https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/8.0/vsphere-vcenter-upgrade/GUID-3E7C2187-42A4-4DD4-9EC8-80D8B0077F82.html#GUID-E5E78149-4AC8-4DD7-BBA8-19CC17711D40 also describes a resume button 'If a problem that prevents the successful staging of the patches occurs, vCenter Server suspends the staging process. Review the error messages, correct the problem, and, in many cases, you can resume staging the patches from the point at which vCenter Server encountered the problem.'

In the context of vCenter Server Appliance patch staging, there is no "Resume" option available in the vCenter Management Interface. Therefore, Option B is not a valid choice. The correct approach is to use the "Stage and Install" option to continue the process from the point where the error occurred, as mentioned in Option A. To clarify, when staging a patch in vCenter Server Appliance, if an error occurs during the process, the administrator can identify and resolve the root cause of the issue. Once the issue is fixed, the administrator should proceed with the "Stage and Install" option, which will continue the patch staging process from where it was interrupted, ensuring both staging and installation of the patch occur as intended.

no resume option !