Which vSphere 6.x feature enables you to mitigate the effects of storage latency during
peak load periods in a virtualized data center?
A.
NFS
B.
Virtual SAN
C.
iSCSI
D.
Network I/O Control
Which vSphere 6.x feature enables you to mitigate the effects of storage latency during
peak load periods in a virtualized data center?
Which vSphere 6.x feature enables you to mitigate the effects of storage latency during
peak load periods in a virtualized data center?
A.
NFS
B.
Virtual SAN
C.
iSCSI
D.
Network I/O Control
Virtual SAN is the correct feature.
But the question asks which “vSphere feature” and Virtual SAN is not a vSphere feature but a separate VMW product (https://www.vmware.com/products/vsphere/features.html). I was thinking Network I/O Control as it can support NFS and iSCSI channels (https://www.vmware.com/products/vsphere/features/network-io-control)
I agree – VSAN, iSCSI is not a feature of VMware at all
Hmmm, yeah iSCI is definitely configurable in VMware. Adapters and Storage
B
JJ have you passed this exam?
Hi overside. Yes, with a 460 / 500 score.
thanks JJ, so Q&A of this aiotestking (with same correction) is the really test?
these questions are the same that I will have in exam?
No there are 75 questions in the test bank so you could possibly get 25 that are not listed on here.
To me it has to be B as Network I/O control is not directly related to Storage as the question is asking.
B for sure
Every brain dump found in the web answers iSCSI. I found the following press release, which is only a business case, but still official VMWare release, and I think the answer is B, like many pointed (e.g., JJ).
http://ir.vmware.com/overview/press-releases/press-release-details/2015/College-of-Business-at-Oregon-State-University-Implements-VMware-Virtual-SAN-to-Deliver-Easy-to-Manage-High-Performance-Storage-for-VMware-Horizon-6/default.aspx
You can read:
” Prior to VMware Virtual SAN, the VDI environment experienced latency issues and, at times, a loss in service during peak usage”
The actual answer to the question is not listed.
It is SIOC or Storage I/O Control.
Listen carefully to the Storage I/O Control section of the training video. http://mylearn.vmware.com/mgrreg/courses.cfm?ui=www_edu&a=one&id_subject=64758
It answers the question in the last 10 seconds of the slide.
As we cannot select this as an answer, the next best option is Network I/O Control
As icg referenced, Virtual SAN is not a vSphere feature but a separate paid offering and is not included with vSphere
I/O Control is only only on VDS vCenter not vSphere. this Q is confusing.
Sphere Network I/O Control version 3 introduces a mechanism to reserve bandwidth for system traffic based on the capacity of the physical adapters on a host. It enables fine-grained resource control at the VM network adapter level similar to the model that you use for allocating CPU and memory resources..
Version 3 of the Network I/O Control feature offers improved network resource reservation and allocation across the entire switch.
http://www.aiotestking.com/vmware/which-vsphere-6x-feature-enables-you-to-mitigate-the-effects-of-storage-latency-during-peak-load-periods-in-a-virtualized-data-center/# -139291
OZ is correct. The correct answer is not listed which is SIOC (Storage I/0 Control). The official VMware training video http://mylearn.vmware.com/mgrreg/courses.cfm?ui=www_edu&a=one&id_subject=64758 has it under the Storage I/0 Control section “SIOC enables administrators to mitigate the performance loss of critical workloads due to high congestion and storage latency during peak loads periods. The use of SIOC will produce better and more predictable performance behavior for workloads during periods of congestion.”
anyone that passed the exam have any consideration to do on that question? Network I/O is really the correct answer ?
I think typo in 4th choice it should be Storage I/O Control.
From http://www.vmware.com/content/dam/digitalmarketing/vmware/en/pdf/whitepaper/iscsi_design_deploy-whitepaper.pdf
Definately lists: SIOC is a congestion-driven feature. When latency remains below a specific latency value, SIOC is dormant. It is triggered only when the latency value on the datastore rises above a predefined threshold.
I cant find anything that says iCSCI has features to mitigate peak load latency. I think this is a bullshit question in the exam.
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