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Question #: 56
Topic #: 1
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During a vSAN design workshop, the infrastructure team highlighted the need to ensure the availability and resiliency of the vSAN network for their production clusters. Each ESXi host is connected to the TOR switches with two 1 GB physical adapters. The physical network fabric is using a spine-leaf architecture.

These subnets are available for the ESXi hosts:

• Subnet A: 192.168.10.0/24
• Subnet B: 192.168.20.0/24

Which three strategies can the architect suggest to satisfy these customer requirements? (Choose three.)

  • A. Configure MTU 9K jumbo frame on the hosts and leaf switches.
  • B. Configure NIC teaming.
  • C. Replace the server NICs with 10 GB ones.
  • D. Add one vSAN VMKernel port to subnet B.
  • E. Add one vSAN VMKernel port to subnet A.
  • F. Add two vSAN VMKernel ports to subnet A.
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Suggested Answer: BCE 🗳️
by Anjanaraj at Nov. 27, 2023, noon

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fm313
9 months, 2 weeks ago
My Answer is ACD A: VMware testing finds that using jumbo frames can reduce CPU utilization and improve throughput C: We need minimum 10GB for vSAN D: vSAN network traffic uses a single VMkernel port for most configurations. We can assume subnet A is for MGMT and vSAN should be on a different subnet
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kensivertsen
12 months ago
How can u manage using only one x vSAN VMkernel to one of the subnets? Why not both? Therefore option D-E-F is listen only to confuse, at least me
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Anjanaraj
1 year ago
My answer ABC https://core.vmware.com/resource/vmware-vsan-design-guide#sec6822-sub6
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kernelkraut
8 months, 3 weeks ago
I agree. ABC. You only create one vSAN VMkernel port but you attach multiple NIC's for redundancy to that vSwitch or vDS. So that throws out D,E and F. 9K MTU is recommended and in the documentation, so is nic teaming. The only thing this question doesn't speak about is whether they are using all flash or hybrid. OSA supports 1Gb if you are not using all flash....
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