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Question ID 20021

An administrator attempts to manually reclaim space on thin-provisioned VMFS6 volumes but finds that no additional space is being recovered.
Which could be causing this?

Option A

vSphere 6.5 does not support manual UNMAP.

Option B

The manual UNMAP operation has been moved to the vSphere web client.

Option C

The VASA version is use is incompatible.

Option D

UNMAP is automated for VMFS6.

Correct Answer D
Explanation VMFS 6 is the new filesystem of vSphere 6.5. The new filesystem supports 512e advanced format drives and is 4098 sector (4K) aligned. It also supports automatic UNMAP, which asynchronously tracks freed blocks and sends UNMAPs to backend storage in background. https://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=2147824


Question ID 20022

An administrator has upgraded to vSphere 6.5 and also wants to use Kerberos authentication for NFS.
Which can be done to the existing NFSv3 volumes to enable this feature?

Option A

Perform a storage rescan on VMFS volumes.

Option B

Unmount the NFSv3 datastore, and then mount as NFSv4.1 datastore.

Option C

Nothing. All NFSv3 mounted datastores are upgraded automatically during vSphere upgrades.

Option D

Perform a scan of new storage devices.

Correct Answer B
Explanation NFS 4.1 supports the Kerberos authentication protocol to secure communication with the NFS server

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