2V0-13-25 practice question 5 of 10
An administrator has deployed a three-host vSphere cluster with a small amount of VMFS storage and wants to add additional capacity from a vSAN ESA…
Full set: 87 questionsTo mount a remote vSAN datastore using vSAN HCI Mesh (or Cross-Cluster Capacity Sharing), the client cluster (the cluster mounting the datastore) must be configured as a vSAN compute cluster. This requires vSAN to be enabled on the client cluster, even if it does not have any local storage devices contributing to a local vSAN datastore. Once vSAN is enabled on the compute-only cluster, the Datastore Management option becomes available, allowing the administrator to mount the remote vSAN datastore from the vSAN ESA cluster.
- A: vSAN HCI Mesh supports sharing datastores across different clusters within the same vCenter Server; they do not need to be in different VCF Workload Domains.
- C: There is no strict 80% free space prerequisite on the remote vSAN storage cluster to simply mount the datastore.
- D: A vSphere compute cluster can mount a remote vSAN datastore with as few as two or three hosts; a fourth host is not a prerequisite.
- VMware vSAN 8.0 Administrator Guide
Section: "Mounting Remote vSAN Datastores" and "Prerequisites for HCI Mesh".
- VMware vSphere 8.0 Documentation
"Configuring a vSAN Compute Cluster".
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