Which two vSphere cluster-related design details would an architect document in a physical design? (Choose two.)

• A. The solution will deploy a dedicated VMware Management Cluster into the primary site.
• B. The solution will set the das.usedefaultisolationaddress advanced setting to true.
• C. The solution will set the isolation.tools.diskshrink,disable advanced setting to true.
• D. The solution will configure vSphere High Availability (HA).
• E. The solution will set the das.isolationaddress advanced setting to 192.168.100.2.

An architect is updating an existing design to include a new vSphere cluster to meet the following customer requirements:
The solution must provide automatic load redistribution of workloads across all resources in the cluster The solution must consider the usage patterns of workloads when performing load redistribution The solution must provide capacity to reserve resources equal to two ESXi hosts for failover in the event of a host failure The architect has also collected the following assumptions and constraints during the design workshops:
A001 - Budget is available for additional hardware and software if required to meet the solution requirements A002 - Capacity is available to allow the deployment of additional tooling to manage the solution C001 - All management workloads must be deployed to the existing vSphere management cluster Which three design decisions should the architect include to meet the documented requirements? (Choose three.)

• A. The solution will deploy a vSphere Distributed Power Management (DPM) enabled cluster with sufficient capacity to meet the workload demands.
• B. The solution will deploy VMware Aria Operations to monitor the vSphere environment.
• C. The solution will enable the Predictive DRS option to avoid host over-commitment.
• D. The solution will enable the Memory Metric for Load Balancing option to avoid host over-commitment.
• E. The solution will deploy a Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) enabled cluster with sufficient capacity to meet the workload demands.
• F. The solution will enable the VM Distribution option to avoid host over-commitment.

An architect is documenting the logical design for a new vSphere solution. The following requirements have been provided to the architect by the customer for the design:
The solution must be deployed in two locations: DC1 and DC2
The solution must limit the impact radius of accidental changes by administrators The solution must meet a recovery time objective (RTO) of four (4) hours and recovery point objective (RPO) of 24 hours The solution must allow workloads to run in both DC1 and DC2 during normal operations The solution must allow workloads to be moved bi-directionally between DC1 and DC2 The solution must use hyper-converged infrastructure for the virtual machine storage The customer has also confirmed that the network connection between DC1 and DC2 has a 10 Gbps bandwidth with a maximum round trip latency of 4 ms.
The architect recommends the following design decision:
Use separate clusters in DC1 and DC2 to form a multi-region design
What should the architect include as justification for this design decision?

• A. Using separate clusters mitigates the risk of an accidental change at the cluster level in DC1 from impacting DC2.
• B. The network connection between DC1 and DC2 does not support the use of stretched clusters.
• C. Sufficient capacity must be deployed in both DC1 and DC2 to support all running virtual machines.
• D. Using separate clusters is the only configuration available that supports the RTO of four (4) hours.

An architect is creating a design for a new vSphere solution to meet the following business requirement:
REQ001 - Reduce operational expenditure
Which design decision could the architect include in the logical design to satisfy this requirement?

• A. Use heterogeneous hardware for the hosts in all clusters.
• B. Use an N + 1 design to define the required capacity on all clusters.
• C. Use vSphere Lifecycle Manager on all clusters.
• D. Use vSphere Standard licenses on all clusters.