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Question ID 20055	In a vSphere 6.5 cluster, the administrator notices that it is possible to set a percentage in the DRS option, "Control CPU over-commitment in the cluster." Which is the purpose of this setting?
Option A	It sets and enforces a maximum percentage of virtual machine CPU usage in GHz in comparison to physical CPU availability in GHz.
Option B	It sets and enforces a maximum ratio in percentage between powered on virtual machine CPUs and available physical CPUs on hosts.
Option C	It prevents the creation of any additional virtual machines in the cluster.
Option D	It calculates the total shares assigned to all virtual machines in comparison to GHz of available physical CPU.
Correct Answer	B

Explanation CPU over-commitment: This is an option to enforce a maximum vCPU:pCPU ratios in the cluster. Once the cluster reaches this defined value, no additional VMs will be allowed to power on. https://blogs.vmware.com/vsphere/2016/10/whats-new-in-vsphere-6-5-host-resource-management-and-operations.html

Question ID 20056	An administrator has decided to use Auto Deploy in the environment. Which two considerations must be taken into account before configuring Auto Deploy? (Choose two.)
Option A	Hosts in a cluster must be connected to a Distributed Switch.
Option B	Host profiles are not supported when using Auto Deploy.
Option C	DHCP must be configured to support PXE boot.
Option D	Storage DRS must be enabled.
Option E	A TFTP server must be setup and running.
Correct Answer	C,E

Explanation https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.5/com.vmware.vsphere.install.doc/GUID-21FF3053-F77C-49E6-81A2-9369B85F5D52.html Before you can PXE boot an ESXi host with vSphere Auto Deploy, you must install prerequisite software and set up the DHCP and TFTP servers that vSphere Auto Deploy interacts with.

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