
Examine configured VMkernel Ports. Verify a VM port group, and settings like VLAN and MTU. Understand NIC teaming methods and the proper physical switch configuration. Understand CDP. View the physical adapters on a virtual switch. Differentiate between trunk and access ports.
Use the vSphere Web Client to view the datastores associated with the host. View Storage Adapters and devices. Examine Dynamic Discovery of LUNs. Perform a rescan.
Verify that VMware Tools is installed. View the virtual NIC type, virtual SCSI Controller, and virtual hardware version. Check for snapshots. Check the selected Guest O.S. type. Check for limits and reservations.
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