An administrator wants to get information about a specific host and runs this code:
GET/v1/hosts/{sn}
An API code 404 is returned
What is the reason for the error code?
The error code 404 indicates that the requested resource could not be found on the server. In the context of the API call GET/v1/hosts/{sn}, the 404 error is returned because the serial number (sn) provided was not valid or does not exist in the database. This means the server could not find any host that matches the provided serial number.
Which level of data protection can be configured across sites in a VxRail Stretched Cluster1?
In a VxRail Stretched Cluster, RAID 1 can be configured across sites to provide data protection. RAID 1 (mirroring) ensures that data is replicated across two sites, providing high availability and data redundancy in case one site fails. This configuration helps maintain continuous operations and data integrity in a multi-site deployment.
An administrator must shut down a VxRail cluster However the validation process has failed and cannot be completed
What action must be taken to correct the issue?
If the validation process for shutting down a VxRail cluster fails, the necessary action to correct the issue is to shut down all client VMs. Ensuring that all virtual machines are powered off is crucial for a clean shutdown of the cluster, preventing any data loss or corruption and allowing the shutdown process to complete successfully.
Dell VxRail Administration Guide: VxRail Administration Guide
Using the VxRail plug-in. where can iDRAC settings be configured?
Using the VxRail plug-in, iDRAC settings can be configured by navigating to 'Host > Configure > VxRail > iDRAC Configuration.' This path allows administrators to directly manage and configure the Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) settings for individual hosts within the VxRail environment, providing essential remote management and monitoring capabilities.
Dell VxRail Manager User Guide: VxRail Manager User Guide
Which service on the ESXi host allows automatic discovery when adding a node into an existing VxRail Cluster*?
The service on the ESXi host that allows automatic discovery when adding a node into an existing VxRail Cluster is 'loudmouth.' Loudmouth is a lightweight messaging daemon that enables the nodes in a VxRail cluster to discover each other automatically. This service facilitates the seamless addition of new nodes into an existing VxRail cluster by enabling them to communicate and integrate without manual configuration.
Dell VxRail Network Planning Guide: VxRail Network Planning Guide
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