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Question#1

A cloud administrator is tasked with moving critical business workloads between two VMware Cloud on AWS software-defined data centers (SDDCs) located in different geographical regions.
The following requirements must be met:
• Migrate 300 virtual machines from region A to region B with minimal downtime of the applications.
• Non-disruptively resume application access of the targeted virtual machines in the event the migration fails.
• Support concurrent switch over of the application workloads to occur during a pre-defined maintenance window.
Which VMware HCX migration type should be used to meet these requirements?

A. VMware HCX Cold Migration
B. VMware HCX Bulk Migration
C. VMware HCX vMotion
D. VMware HCX Replication Assisted vMotion

Explanation:
https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-HCX/4.5/hcx-user-guide/GUID-741F47D5-A3C9-4D74-9672-E54D8791D8F0.html

Question#2

When preparing to deploy VMware Cloud on Dell EMC or VMware Cloud on AWS Outposts In a data center, which two physical constraints must be considered? (Choose two.)

A. Having enough existing rack space for the components
B. Distance between loading dock and datacenter
C. Size of the doorways between loading dock and datacenter
D. Having enough people to carry the equipment
E. Floor and elevator weight capacity between loading dock and datacenter

Explanation:
https://aws.amazon.com/vmware/outposts/faqs/

Question#3

What is a benefit of public cloud computing?

A. Full control over physical data location
B. Full control over software versions and software lifecycle
C. Highly customizable and configurable hardware options
D. Cost savings on capital hardware expenses

Question#4

A cloud administrator successfully configures a policy-based VPN between an on-premises data center and an instance of VMware Cloud Software-defined data center (SDDC). Although the workloads are reachable from both locations over the IP network, the cloud virtual machines cannot access an on-premises web service.
What should the cloud administrator check first to resolve this issue?

A. On-premises DNS settings
B. VMware Cloud DNS settings
C. On-premises gateway settings
D. VMware Cloud gateway settings

Explanation:
If cloud virtual machines cannot access an on-premises web service while the workloads are reachable over the IP network, it is likely a DNS issue. The cloud administrator should first check the on-premises DNS settings to ensure that the cloud virtual machines are able to resolve the domain names of the on-premises web service. This would help ensure that the virtual machines can connect to the web service using the correct IP address.

Question#5

A cloud administrator is managing a Google Cloud VMware Engine environment with a single cluster consisting of 28 Hosts. The Administrator and, based on estimates from the application team, requires seven additional hosts.
What should the administrator do?

A. Add seven hosts to the existing cluster.
B. Provision a new private cloud.
C. Provision a new cluster.
D. Nothing; the cluster will scale automatically.

Explanation:
In Google Cloud VMware Engine, you have the flexibility to add or remove hosts to an existing cluster based on your requirements. So, if the cloud administrator needs seven additional hosts, they can simply add these hosts to the existing cluster. Provisioning a new private cloud or a new cluster would not be necessary unless there are other requirements that need to be met. Also, Google Cloud VMware Engine clusters don't scale automatically, they require manual intervention for scaling.

Exam Code: 2V0-33.22
Q & A: 126 Q&As         Updated:  Nov 01,2026

 

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