The clomd service has stopped on 1 host in a 3-node vSAN cluster. All other services on the host, as well as the other 2, are healthy. Additionally, the unmodified vSAN Default Storage Policy is in use.
Which would be an expected outcome for a new VM deployed into the vSAN cluster?

A vSAN administrator is working on a 4 host homogenous vSAN Cluster that has 2 disk groups per host. One of the hosts needs to be permanently removed and repurposed for some other use.
These are the out of order steps which need to be completed:
1. Delete the disk group(s) that reside on the host you want to decommission.
2. Wait for resync traffic to complete and the host to enter maintenance mode.
3. Ensure there is sufficient capacity in the vSAN disk groups to decommission a node.
4. Put the host into maintenance mode with full data migration selected.
5. Move the ESXi host out of the cluster.
What is the correct order?

Which two statements regarding networking are true for a vSAN Stretched Cluster? (Choose two.)

Refer to the exhibit:

The vSAN Health service is reporting VSAN Cluster Partition' warning. The partition list shows all hosts from rack 1 in a single partition and all hosts from rack 2 in another partition.
Which hardware component requires investigation to resolve the cluster partition?

An administrator would like to put a vSAN host in an existing vSAN Cluster in maintenance mode. vMotion is configured and DRS is set to Fully Automated and all other advanced settings are their defaults.
The administrator uses this PowerCU command:
Set-VMHost -VMHost "esxi-hoat01.corp.local" -State "Maintenance"
What is the default behavior?