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3V0-21.23
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VMware vSphere 8.x Advanced Design
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Dec 1, 2025
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VMware vSphere 8.x Advanced Design Questions and Answers

Question 1

An architect is responsible for designing a new vSphere-based solution to meet the following customer requirements:

The solution must support component-level redundancy.

The solution must support physical segregation of management and workload traffic.

Any traffic from virtual infrastructure-level operations (such as migrations of workloads between hosts within a cluster) must not impact any workload.

The solution should react to any substantial impact of physical network traffic to ensure workload traffic is unaffected.

In response to this requirement, the architect makes the following logical design decisions:

The solution will separate vSphere management traffic from all other network traffic.

The solution will ensure that all replication and vMotion traffic will be separated from all other traffic.

The solution will separate workload traffic from all other network traffic.

The customer has a hardware standard for physical VMware ESXi host servers that includes 6 x 10 GbE network.

Which three physical design decisions should the architect make to meet the requirements? (Choose three.)

Options:

A.

The solution will configure the Route Based on Source MAC Hash load balancing method.

B.

The solution will deploy three (3) vSphere standard switches each with a single uplink port group.

C.

The solution will configure the six (6) available network connections into load balanced pairs.

D.

The solution will deploy a vSphere distributed switch with three (3) uplink port groups.

E.

The solution will configure the six (6) available network connections into a single load balanced group.

F.

The solution will configure the Route Based on Physical NIC Load load balancing method.

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Question 2

An architect is designing a backup solution.

Which two statements should be included in the logical design for this solution? (Choose two.)

Options:

A.

The database must be backed up even/ day during the maintenance window of 1:00AM and 3:00AM.

B.

The network that will be used for backups will be configured to use VLAN ID 1511.

C.

The bkp-nfs-01 datastore will be used for backups.

D.

The company's existing backup solution will be unsupported by the third-party vendor in six months.

E.

The database will be backed up using an API-based backup solution.

Question 3

An architect is holding a requirements workshop with a customer for a new vSphere solution design. The customer states that the solution should make it easy to identify and apply patches or updates to ESXi hosts, including the ability to pre-stage the files on the ESXi hosts.

Which design quality is being referenced by the customer?

Options:

A.

Recoverability

B.

Manageability

C.

Performance

D.

Availability