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Question #: 65
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A vSAN all-flash environment with these host specifications has reported high network latency, write latency, and faces degraded performance:
✑ One 1Gbps (vSAN, vMotion Traffic)
✑ One 1Gbps (Management, Fault Tolerance traffic)
Based on the specifications of each host, what is recommended to resolve the issue?

  • A. collapse all traffic into one 1Gbps NIC
  • B. collapse all traffic shared under two 10Gbps NICs
  • C. change stripe width to 12
  • D. change MTU to 9000
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Suggested Answer: B 🗳️

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Lazylinux
3 years, 6 months ago
Selected Answer: B
Easy Plessy little Cheesy
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diegof1
4 years, 5 months ago
B is right Consider networking best practices for vSAN to improve performance and throughput: • For hybrid configurations, dedicate at least a 1-GbE physical network adapter. Place vSAN traffic on a dedicated or shared 10-GbE physical adapter for best networking performance. • For all-flash configurations, use a dedicated or shared 10-GbE physical network adapter. Provision one additional physical NIC as a failover NIC. • If you use a shared 10-GbE network adapter, place the vSAN traffic on a distributed switch and configure Network I/O Control to guarantee bandwidth to vSAN. Taken from vSAN 6.7 Deploy and Manage Lecture Manual - About vSAN Network section
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