VMware Cloud on AWS: Master Specialist 2024 Sample Questions:

1. Which three of the listed VMware Cloud on AWS service roles can be assigned from the VMware Cloud console? (Choose three.)

A) Administrator (Delete Restricted)
B) Root
C) SSO Administrator
D) vCenter Administrator
E) NSX Cloud Auditor
F) NSX Cloud Admin

2. A new VMware Cloud on AWS customer has previously deployed a VMware Horizon-based VDI solution into their data centerto support their remote developer workforce. Due to unforeseen growth, the company needs to quickly expand their remote workforce. The growth will consume any forecast capacity in the VDI solution and, therefore, additional capacity is now required. The VDI solution service owner would like the solution to support the ability to quickly scale in/out to provide additional capacity based on demand.
Which three steps should the administrator take to scale out the VDI solution? (Choose three.)

A) Deploy a new VMware Horizon pod on-premises.
B) Connect the two VMware Horizon pods together using the security servers.
C) Connect the two VMware Horizon pods together using a Horizon Cloud Pod Architecture (CPA).
D) Configure network connectivity and firewall rules to allow communications between the two on-premises connection servers.
E) Configure network connectivity and firewall rules to allow communications between on-premises and VMware Cloud on AWS connection servers.
F) Deploy a new VMware Horizon pod on VMware Cloud on AWS.

3. An administrator is asked to create a new network segment in VMware Cloud on AWS. This network segment should be accessible from the on-premises data center.
How would the administrator create this new network and what segment type should it be?

A) - Connect to the VMware Cloud console to create the network segment.
- Select the routed network segment type.
B) - Connect to the VMware Cloud on AWS vCenter Server and create the network segment through the VMware vSphere user interface - Select the routed network segment type.
C) - Connect to the VMware Cloud console to create the network segment.
- Select the extended network segment type.
D) - Connect to the on-premises VMware vCenter Server and create the network segment through the VMware vSphere user interface.
- Select the stretched network segment type.

4. A company is operating a main data center and two smaller data centers in branch offices. The main data center is being replicated to a disaster recovery site at a co-located data center with a recovery point objective (RPO) of five minutes and a recovery time objective (RTO) of two hours. The branch data centers are shipping backup tapes to the main data center on a weekly basis.
What would be a cost-efficient VMware solution that would improve RTO and RPO for the branch office data centers while maintaining the recovery time for the main data center?

A) Create a software-defined data center (SDDC) in VMware Cloud on AWS. Migrate the disaster recovery solution from the co-located data center to the VMware Cloud on AWS SDDC. Create regular copies of the virtual machines at the branch offices and use AWS Snowball to directly ship the copies to an AWS data center and store them on AWS S3 buckets.
B) Create a software-defined data center (SDDC) in VMware Cloud on AWS. Replace the co-located site for the main data center and the backup tape shipping for the branch offices with VMware Cloud Disaster Recovery (VCDR).
C) Create a software-defined data center (SDDC) in VMware Cloud on AWS. Activate VMware Site Recovery. Replace the co-located disaster recovery (DR) site for the main data center with VMware Site Recovery. For the branch offices, implement VMware Cloud Disaster Recovery (VCDR).
D) Create a software-defined data center (SDDC) in VMware Cloud on AWS. Create a shared content librand let the branch offices subscribe to it. Export the virtual machines in the branch offices to OVF files on the shared content library on a weekly basis.

5. Which two statements are true about the characteristics of the Default Storage Scale-Out policy? (Choose two.)

A) The Default Storage Scale-Out policy thresholds for CPU or memory usage are set higher than the other Elastic DRS policies.
B) Elastic DRS automatically sets to the Default Storage Scale-Out policy, adding hosts only when storage utilization exceeds a certain threshold.
C) The Default Storage Scale-Out policy storage threshold is set 5% higher than the other Elastic DRS storage policies.
D) The Default Storage Scale-Out policy storage threshold level is set to meet SLA requirements and can not be superseded by other Elastic DRS policies.
E) When the storage threshold of the Default Storage Scale-Out policy has been resolved.
Elastic DRS automatically performs a scale-in operation.

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