Power has just been restored to the data center after a catastrophic power failure. All storage and networks are back online.
In what order should the following systems be powered on?


A solution architect has been tasked with designing a new environment that meets the needs of a growing company, and has obtained this information:
* Uptime is critical during regular business hours when 95% of transactions occur. Application uptime must be 99.9% during those hours.
* In a true disaster, the business can withstand a day of data loss and half a day of downtime.
* The company is one year into a 5-year contact with the co-lo data center.
* The building that is currently occupied no longer has any floor space available, but the company has three empty racks of space.
* There are current contacts with Dell to provide servers and Cisco to provide network components.
* The network team has standardized on an end-to-end 10Gb network.
Based on this information, which two statements are constraints for the new design? (Choose two.)
A company would like to utilize its current infrastructure but wants to adopt virtualization to consolidate its environment. Currently, the infrastructure contains:
* server with 2 x 8 cores CPUs and 96GB of memory
* backup LAN with a single physical switch
* production LAN
* sufficient datastore performance as determined by the storage team
Match the existing infrastructure component to its appropriate concept.


Explanation:

A development team must provide layer 2 network isolation between virtual machines that are in the same VLAN. The solutions architect must provide additional security between the virtual machines on the same subnet.
How can this be done without consuming more VLANs?
A customer is using a vSphere APIs for Storage Awareness (VASA) compatible storage array. The VASA provider is published as a virtual appliance.
To ensure recoverability, where must the VASA provider and vCenter server virtual machines be stored?
Match the design characteristic to the appropriate concept.


A company uses Strick Lockdown mode in the design for a new data center, but the vSphere administrator must still allow access to an ESXi host for third-party solutions. How is it possible to override and add trusted users?