EMC DES-6322 Exam Questions & Answers

What is a difference between vSAN Data-In-Transit Encryption and vSAN Data-At-Rest-Encryption?

A. Data-In-Transit Encryption: Encrypts traffic between VMs and the VxRail nodes Data-At-Rest Encryption: Encrypts traffic between VxRail nodes only

B. Data-In-Transit Encryption: Does not require a Key Management Server Data-At-Rest Encryption: Requires a Key Management Server

C. Data-In-Transit Encryption: Key Management Server must reside on the vSAN cluster Data-At-Rest Encryption: Key Management Server can reside on the vSAN cluster

D. Data-In-Transit Encryption: Addresses fear of media theft Data-At-Rest Encryption: Addresses fear of rogue administrators

What are the minimum requirements for a customer-supplied VDS in a VxRail deployment?

A. 2 uplinks Port groups for Discovery, Management, vCenter Server, vMotion, and vSAN

B. 4 uplinks Port groups for Discovery, Management, vCenter Server, vMotion, and vSAN

C. 4 uplinks Port groups for Discovery, Management, vMotion, and vSAN only

D. 2 uplinks Port groups for Discovery, Management, vMotion, and vSAN

A systems engineer is tasked to configure a VxRail cluster and notices that the VxRail Deployment Wizard fails to launch. The engineer discovers that the software is corrupted.

What should the engineer do to address the issue?

A. Use the VMware Host Client and iDRAC to access the nodes for troubleshooting

B. Verify that the JSON file is not corrupted and has all the required values

C. Return the nodes to the original build state

D. Check vCenter and troubleshoot the build failure