About to take test for second time tomorrow and was feeling pretty good about it. Took a few sample tests and now feeling horrible about it. Don't expect to pass at this point.
It is not enough to know the material, you have to know how every aspect of the software will react in EVERY possible scenario. I don't even trust a lot of the material at this point.
For instance a requirement of vmotion is a 1 Gbps network according to the official study guide.
So we have this sample question:
Q:
Which two conditions will cause a vMotion validation check to fail? (Choose two.)
A:
An active connection that matches an existing port group label on the target host
Insufficient network bandwidth on the target virtual switch
Different security policies on the target virtual switch
An active connection to an internal virtual switch
I would think that " Insufficient network bandwidth on the target virtual switch" would be one of the answers. Nope. According to the test this will generate a warning but the vmotion will proceed. Now I am sure there is some wording gameplay "gotcha" in there I am overlooking.
I would love to talk to a vcp on how they survived some of these questions because I think there is something failures like us are missing.
