2V0-32.24 Question 190
Select 3You are tasked with applying a patch to a standalone vRealize Operations instance that is not managed by vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager. The patch file has already been downloaded from VMware's website. Which steps must you follow to apply the patch manually?
- A
Log in to the vRealize Operations Admin UI and navigate to the Software Update section.
- B
Upload the downloaded patch file through the Software Update interface.
- C
Reboot the vRealize Operations instance manually after applying the patch.
- D
Wait for the cluster status to show as 'Online' after the patch is applied.
- E
Use an SSH client to upload the patch file to the vRealize Operations appliance and execute the patch using the CLI.
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Correct answers: A, B, D
Explanation
When applying a patch to vRealize Operations without vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager, the process involves using the vRealize Operations Admin UI. First, log in to the Admin UI, navigate to the Software Update section, and upload the patch file. The system will automatically apply the patch and handle any necessary reboots. You must wait for the cluster status to return to 'Online' to ensure the patch has been applied successfully. CLI or SSH methods are not required for this process.
- A. Correct.
Correct. To apply a patch manually, you need to log in to the vRealize Operations Admin UI and access the Software Update section.
- B. Correct.
Correct. The downloaded patch file must be uploaded to the vRealize Operations instance via the Software Update interface.
- C. Incorrect.
Incorrect. The vRealize Operations patching process does not require a manual reboot; the system handles the required restarts automatically.
- D. Correct.
Correct. After applying the patch, you need to wait for the cluster status to return to 'Online' before proceeding with any operations.
- E. Incorrect.
Incorrect. Patching vRealize Operations manually does not involve SSH or CLI operations; it is performed through the Admin UI.