Exam 2V0-11.24 topic 1 question 54 discussion

Actual exam question from VMware's 2V0-11.24

Question #: 54
Topic #: 1

An administrator is tasked with troubleshooting an issue where some VMs are not appearing in the vCenter inventory after a recent migration to a new vSphere environment.
Which two components should the administrator examine to resolve this issue? (Choose two.)

A. The storage policies applied to the VMs.
B. The network settings of the new vSphere environment.
C. The compatibility of the VM hardware version with the new vSphere environment.
D. The registration status of the VMs in the new vSphere environment.
E. The vSphere permissions assigned to the VMs.

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Suggested Answer: DE 🗳️

by Khaled111 at March 2, 2025, 12:48 p.m.

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Manu62

3 months, 2 weeks ago

Selected Answer: CD

After migrating VMs to a new vSphere environment, they might not appear in the vCenter Server inventory due to compatibility issues or incorrect registration. Check the compatibility of the VM hardware version with the new vSphere environment (C) Each vSphere version supports a specific range of VM hardware versions. If the VM's hardware version is not supported in the new vSphere environment, it may fail to register or start properly. Administrators can check and upgrade or downgrade the VM hardware version if necessary. Verify the registration status of the VMs in the new vSphere environment (D) VMs may have been migrated but not properly registered in vCenter. Administrators can manually re-register missing VMs by: Browsing the datastore where the VM resides. Locating the VM’s .vmx file. Using "Register VM" in the vSphere Client to add the VM back to inventory.

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Khaled111

4 months ago

Selected Answer: DE

D and E are correct

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