What does the graph in the exhibit indicate?

Refer to the Exhibit.

What does the graph in the exhibit indicate?

Refer to the Exhibit.

What does the graph in the exhibit indicate?

A.
The average amount of read and write latency from the ESXi host to the SAN.

B.
The average amount of read and write latency from the guest operating system to the virtual machine virtual disk file.

C.
The average amount of read and write latency from the ESXi host to the datastore.

D.
The average amount of read and write latency from the cluster to the datastore.



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almost_there

almost_there

This has to be A. The Object name is the network address authority. If it was to the datastore it would have the datastore name.

Tony

Tony

well, the term SAN is vague. It includes switched, etc. You can’t really measure the latency to the SAN, rather to the storage. So I think “C” still sounds better.

MaximAeon

MaximAeon

Frustrating that questions like this make it to the tests.

James

James

Check the tab , it’s from Host .

Raj

Raj

C is correct.

mkader

mkader

Raj,

Would you please explain, why the answer is C not A. The object name doesn’t show Datastore name, it shows a NAA Path ID.

Thanks in advance.

julian

julian

maybe this device is a iscsi lun, not coming from a SAN network ?

adair hsu

adair hsu

maybe like this:

naa means a HBA card but a HBA card could connect to san or iscsi:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISCSI

so naa* means host connected to a san or iscsi of datastore. Either is possible.

Rich

Rich

There can be multiple datastores per SAN. The naa… number is a path to a single datastore.