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| Where do hosts deployed with Auto Deploy store logs? |
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Definition
| Hosts deployed with AutoDeploy store logs on a RAM disk, meaning the amount of space available for logs is small. |
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| What are the options to reconfigure your log storage if the host is deployed with Auto Deploy? Name 2. |
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Definition
- Redirect logs over the network to a remote collector.
- Redirect logs to a NAS or NFS store.
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Term
| When would you reconfigure log sizing an rotations for hosts that are installed to disk? |
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Definition
| When logs are redirected to nondefault storage, such as NAS or NFS store. |
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Term
| T/F: You need to reconfigure log storage for hosts in the the default configuration, where logs are stored in a scratch directory on the VMFS volume |
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Definition
False: For these hosts, ESXi 5.0 autoconfigures logs to best suit your installation, and provides enough space to accommodate log messages.
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Term
What is the maximum log file size recommended for:
Management Agent (hostd):
VirtualCenter Agent (vpxa):
vSphere HA agent (Fault Domain Manager, fdm): |
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Definition
Management Agent (hostd): 10240KB
VirtualCenter Agent (vpxa): 5120KB
vSphere HA agent (Fault Domain Manager, fdm): 5120KB
Same for 5.0 and 5.1 |
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Term
What is the recommended number of rotations to preserve for:
Management Agent (hostd):
VirtualCenter Agent (vpxa):
vSphere HA agent (Fault Domain Manager, fdm): |
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Definition
10 for all.
Same for both 5.0 and 5.1 |
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Term
What is the minimum disk space recommended for:
Management Agent (hostd):
VirtualCenter Agent (vpxa):
vSphere HA agent (Fault Domain Manager, fdm): |
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Definition
Management Agent (hostd): 100MB
VirtualCenter Agent (vpxa): 50MB
vSphere HA agent (Fault Domain Manager, fdm): 50MB
Same for 5.0 and 5.1 |
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