Which VMware storage type should the administrator use?

An administrator needs to use guest OS clustering in a vSphere environment that uses a Fibre

Channel SAN. The clustering software does NOT have a SCSI target or a SCSI command passthrough requirement.
Which VMware storage type should the administrator use?

An administrator needs to use guest OS clustering in a vSphere environment that uses a Fibre

Channel SAN. The clustering software does NOT have a SCSI target or a SCSI command passthrough requirement.
Which VMware storage type should the administrator use?

A.
Physical RDM

B.
VMFS

C.
Virtual RDM

D.
NFS

Explanation:



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Gary Gravity

Gary Gravity

Sorry B VMFS As there is no requirement for SCSI command passthrough.

vBold

vBold

Not sure I understand this and I hope I don’t confuse anyone.
A Vsphere environment, so between two VM, either cluster in a box or cluster across a box. No mention of OS but I’m working off MSCS PDF.

A- physical RDM, this is pass through, so there is no requirement for it.
B- VMFS, supported for Cluster in box only
C- Virtual RDM, Supported for Cluster in a box and Cluster across boxes.
D- NFS, not supported and Q said FC SAN

Could C not be the answer too?
http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-55/topic/com.vmware.ICbase/PDF/vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-55-setup-mscs.pdf

Waseem Fayed

Waseem Fayed

B and C both make sense. Nothing in the question implies cluster in a box, or cluster across boxes. I would use Virtual RDM, and think the answer should be C.

3utterfly

3utterfly

B : VMFS