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3V0-23.25 Exam Question 46

A SOC Analyst is investigating a failure in a Tanzu environment where newly deployed stateful Pods are remaining in a Pending state. The pods are failing to bind to their Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs). The analyst reviews the vmkernel.log on the ESXi host running the Kubernetes Supervisor Control Plane:
```
2026-11-25T14:10:05Z INFO vsphere-csi - Received CreateVolume request:
size=50GB, policy="High- Perf-vSAN"
2026-11-25T14:10:06Z WARN vsan-dom - Storage Policy "High-Perf-vSAN"
violates cluster capabilities. FTT=2 requires 6 fault domains.
Available: 4.
2026-11-25T14:10:06Z ERROR vsphere-csi - CNS CreateVolume failed.
Reason: Datastore lacks sufficient capacity or domains to satisfy SPBM
profile.
2026-11-25T14:10:06Z ERROR k8s-controller - PVC 'mysql-data-pvc' failed to provision. Retrying...
```
Based on the log analysis, which TWO statements describe the root cause and the required remediation? (Choose 2.)

A.The Kubernetes ClusterRoleBinding lacks the necessary IAM permissions to execute vCenter API calls.

B.The PVC request of 50GB exceeds the hardcoded limit for First Class Disks (FCD) in vSAN ESA.

C.The ESXi host's vsphere-csi daemon has crashed and must be restarted via the vCenter VAMI interface.

D.The analyst must expand the physical vSAN cluster to a minimum of 6 hosts, or modify the SPBM policy to FTT=1, to allow CNS to provision the volume.

E.The requested StorageClass references an SPBM policy (FTT=2/RAID-6) that is mathematically impossible to fulfill on the current 4-node vSAN cluster.

3V0-23.25 Exam Question 47

A Compliance Auditor is validating that a VCF Workload Domain meets the "Continuous Key Rotation" requirements of a strict financial standard (e.g., SOX/PCI).
The auditor examines the vCenter logs surrounding the Data-in-Transit (DiT) configuration.
```
[Log Analysis: vpxd.log]
2026-11-20T12:00:00Z INFO vpxd - [DiT] Rekey interval expired (1440
minutes).
2026-11-20T12:00:01Z INFO vpxd - [DiT] Ephemeral session keys
successfully renegotiated between [esx-03] and [esx-05].
2026-11-20T12:00:02Z INFO vpxd - [DiT] Old key buffer purged.
```
How does the DiT key rotation architecture satisfy compliance without relying on external KMS administrators? (Select all that apply.)

A.Key rotation occurs instantly at the packet layer; the DOM Client creates a new key for every single 4KB block written.

B.DiT keys are automatically persisted to the vCenter database as backup material before deletion, ensuring forensic accountability.

C.The ESXi hosts must temporarily pause cluster write operations (Congestion) for 30 seconds to synchronize the new symmetric keys.

D.The RekeyInterval can be aggressively modified via API (e.g., to 60 minutes) to meet stricter compliance rules, without causing any disruption to the active storage traffic.

E.The default "Rekey Interval" for DiT is 1440 minutes (24 hours). The ESXi hosts automatically perform a new Diffie-Hellman handshake every day to create a completely new session key, making brute-force decryption of historical traffic impossible.

3V0-23.25 Exam Question 48

A VCF Deployment Specialist is explaining the I/O path of a write operation in a new vSAN ESA cluster to a junior administrator.
```
[Architecture Diagram Concept]
VM (Guest OS) -> vSCSI -> [ ? ] -> Network -> [ ? ] -> Physical NVMe
Drive
```
The specialist must fill in the missing architectural components to show how a write propagates from the compute layer to the storage layer.
Which combination correctly completes the I/O path for a write operation originating on Host A but destined for a replica on Host B?

A.LSOM (Host A) -> Network -> CLOM (Host B) -> DOM Owner (Host B)

B.DOM Client (Host A) -> Network -> DOM Owner (Host B) -> LSOM (Host B)

C.CLOM (Host A) -> Network -> DOM Client (Host B) -> LSOM (Host B)

D.DOM Owner (Host A) -> Network -> LSOM (Host B) -> DOM Client (Host B)

3V0-23.25 Exam Question 49

Which statement accurately defines the fundamental difference in how physical storage devices are organized and utilized in vSAN Original Storage Architecture (OSA) versus Express Storage Architecture (ESA)?

A.vSAN OSA rigidly organizes drives into Disk Groups with a dedicated cache tier, whereas vSAN ESA eliminates Disk Groups entirely to form a single-tier Storage Pool where every NVMe device contributes to both performance and capacity.

B.vSAN ESA requires distinct, dedicated Read-Intensive NVMe drives for capacity and Write- Intensive NVMe drives for cache, whereas OSA supports single-tier hybrid designs.

C.In vSAN OSA, the hypervisor CPU performs deduplication during the write ingestion phase, while vSAN ESA utilizes hardware offloading on the NVMe drives to handle parity calculations.

D.vSAN OSA utilizes standard block-level mapping for virtual disks, whereas vSAN ESA maps virtual machine data directly to individual physical NVMe namespaces bypassing the Distributed Object Manager (DOM).

3V0-23.25 Exam Question 50

Select the storage capabilities supported for use with persistent volumes in the VMware Kubernetes Service (VKS) in VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF).
Drag and drop the five supported capabilities from the vSphere Storage Capabilities list on the left and place them into the Supported Storage Capabilities list on the right in any order. (Choose five.)

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3V0-23.25 Exam Question 46

3V0-23.25 Exam Question 47

3V0-23.25 Exam Question 48

3V0-23.25 Exam Question 49

3V0-23.25 Exam Question 50

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