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The vSphere administrator needs to remove the Production virtual machine port group from an
ESXi host. The ESXi host’s Networking Configuration tab is shown in the exhibit.
After disconnecting the Fileserver02 VM, what step does the administrator need to take, assuming
that vSwitch1 will still be needed for further configuration?
A.
Remove the Production port group by accessing the properties for the port group.
B.
Remove the Production port group by accessing the properties for vSwitch1.
C.
Remove the Production port group by accessing the properties for the Network.
D.
Remove the Production port group by removing vSwitch1.
Explanation:
http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-55/index.jsp#com.vmware.vsphere.networking.doc/GUID-D03547EF-1F84-44B5-B81E-7320B3F5B65A.html
You can remove port groups from vSphere standard switches in case you no longer need the associated labeled networks.
Prerequisites
Verify that there are no powered-on virtual machines connected to the port group that you want to remove.
Procedure
1
In the vSphere Web Client, navigate to the host.
2
On the Manage tab, click Networking, and select Virtual switches.
3
Select the standard switch.
4
From the topology diagram of the switch, select the port group that you want to remove by clicking its label.
5
From the toolbar in the switch topology, click the Remove selected port group action icon .
This image from vSphere Client, not vSphere Web Client.
B