VMware Advanced VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0 Operation (3V0-22.25) Free Practice Test
Question 1
An administrator has been tasked with assigning a policy to a group of VMs. The group should update automatically when the application owner adds or deletes VMs. The VMs do not use the same naming convention and are deployed on different subnets. What three actions must the administrator take? (Choose three.)
Correct Answer: C,D,E
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Question 2
An administrator has deployed a VMware vSphere Foundation instance into production. The following month the administrator leaves the company without providing the local administrator password for VCF Operations to the new administrator. However, the new administrator has all VVF root passwords and AD administrator access. What action must the new administrator take to reset the VCF Operations Administrator Password?
Correct Answer: C
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Question 3
An administrator has been tasked with configuring VCF Single Sign-On (SSO) in VCF Operations.
The following OpenLDAP Directory information has been provided:
* The OpenLDAP server is called dc01.rainpole.io .
* All Users and Groups are located within an OU called Corporate .
* All Users are located within the Users OU.
* All Groups are located within the Groups OU.
* The bind user is called svc_ad01 and has a password of VMware123! .
* The OpenLDAP domain does not support SSL/TLS certificates.
* The gid uniquely identifies Groups.
* The uid uniquely identifies Users.
Complete the Directory Information page of the Identity Provider Configuration wizard. Select the correct values from each of the nine drop-downs.
The following OpenLDAP Directory information has been provided:
* The OpenLDAP server is called dc01.rainpole.io .
* All Users and Groups are located within an OU called Corporate .
* All Users are located within the Users OU.
* All Groups are located within the Groups OU.
* The bind user is called svc_ad01 and has a password of VMware123! .
* The OpenLDAP domain does not support SSL/TLS certificates.
* The gid uniquely identifies Groups.
* The uid uniquely identifies Users.
Complete the Directory Information page of the Identity Provider Configuration wizard. Select the correct values from each of the nine drop-downs.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
* Directory name: rainpole-io
* Primary domain controller: ldap://dc01.rainpole.io
* Primary domain controller port: 389
* Directory search attribute: Custom Attribute
* Custom directory search attribute for Users: uid
* Custom directory search attribute for Groups: gid
* Base DN: OU=Corporate, DC=rainpole, DC=io
* Bind user name: CN=svc_ad01, OU=Users, OU=Corporate, DC=rainpole, DC=io
* Bind user password: VMware123!
The configuration must match the OpenLDAP hierarchy and transport requirements. Because the directory does not support SSL/TLS, the primary domain controller must use the non-secure LDAP scheme, ldap://dc01.rainpole.io , with standard LDAP port 389 , not LDAPS port 636. The directory name should use the VCF SSO directory identifier format, therefore rainpole-io is selected. Since the environment uses OpenLDAP-specific attributes rather than Active Directory defaults, the directory search attribute must be set to Custom Attribute . The user identifier is uid , so the custom user search attribute is uid; the group identifier is gid , so the custom group search attribute is gid. The Base DN must cover both the Users and Groups OUs. Because both are inside OU=Corporate , the correct base scope is OU=Corporate, DC=rainpole, DC=io , not only Users or only Groups. The bind user resides in the Users OU, so the bind DN is CN=svc_ad01, OU=Users, OU=Corporate, DC=rainpole, DC=io with password VMware123! .
Reference topic: Objective 4.14 - Fleet Management / Identity and Access Management / VCF Single Sign-On / LDAP Identity Provider Configuration .
Question 4
VCF Operations for Logs is using self-signed certificates in a lab. An administrator wants the VCF Operations for Logs agent communication to remain encrypted. What modification should be made to agent.
ini so the agent accepts the self-signed certificate?
ini so the agent accepts the self-signed certificate?
Correct Answer: B
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Question 5
An administrator is tasked with creating an alert definition that will send a notification when the following condition is met: for any NSX Edge Node that has a CPU Utilization > 95%. Which base object-type must the administrator use?
Correct Answer: C
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Question 6
Match the VCF Operations capacity-based feature with its description by dragging and dropping the correct item from the Feature list on the left and placing it onto the Description list on the right.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
The correct mapping reflects the capacity policy elements used by VCF Operations. The Allocation Model defines how much CPU, memory, or disk space is allocated to objects such as datastores, clusters, or datastore clusters; it is activated through policy and uses overcommit ratios for capacity calculations . The Demand Model predicts future resource requirements from historical data, usage patterns, trends, and workload behavior, allowing administrators to forecast when additional CPU, memory, storage, or network capacity will be needed . The Capacity Buffer element adds extra headroom for capacity and cost calculations, reducing usable capacity by the specified buffer so the environment retains space for growth . Business Hours define the time window used for capacity analysis and projections; after business hours are configured, capacity forecasting is based on those hours rather than a full 24-hour period . A Custom Profile defines a hypothetical VM configuration and calculates how many instances of that VM can fit in the environment based on remaining capacity and parent-object configuration . Reference topic: Objective 4.2 - Manage VCF Capacity / Capacity Models, Buffers, Business Hours, and Custom Profiles .
Question 7
An administrator has set up managed Telegraf agents through the VMware Cloud Foundation Private Cloud to monitor applications. Data has been collecting properly for the last three months, but gaps in the collection have been noticed during Collector Group maintenance. The application teams have asked to reduce these gaps going forward, so the administrator has decided to activate Application Groups High Availability on the Collector Groups.
Drag and drop the three correct items the administrator must consider from the Options list on the left and place them into the Considerations list on the right in any order. (Choose three.)
Drag and drop the three correct items the administrator must consider from the Options list on the left and place them into the Considerations list on the right in any order. (Choose three.)
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
The three required considerations are data loss, agent reinstallation, and failover/failback downtime. VCF Operations supports Application Monitoring High Availability for collector groups so application monitoring can continue when a cloud proxy or cloud proxy component fails. The documentation states that cloud proxies in an application-monitoring HA collector group operate in a primary-secondary mode .
However, existing Telegraf agents cannot simply be converted to HA. To move an existing target machine to application monitoring HA, the administrator must install or reinstall the agent using an application- monitoring HA activated collector group . The same guidance states that adding a cloud proxy currently used by Telegraf agents to an HA activated collector group causes loss of existing application data, so historical application data must be treated as non-preserved during this transition . Finally, HA does not eliminate all interruption: failover or failback has a downtime of three collection cycles , and adding or removing a cloud proxy from the HA collector group also has a three-cycle downtime . Reference topic: Objective 4.7 - Monitor Applications / Product-Managed Telegraf / Application Monitoring High Availability / Collector Groups .