Sample Questions:

A user is creating a blueprint and finds that they are only able to create and edit global blueprints. Why is the user unable to create both global and local blueprints?

The user requires the Provisioning Group Manager role.

The user requires both the Provisioning Group Manager role and the System Administrator role.

The user requires both the Provisioning Group Manager role and the Enterprise Administrator role.

The user requires the Enterprise Administrator role.

A vRealize Automation administrator needs to allow users to revert their machines to their initial deployment state. What should the administrator do?

Enable the Reprovision option in the blueprint.

Enable the Snapshot option in the blueprint.

Enable the Linked Clone option in the blueprint.

Enable the Destroy option in the blueprint.

An administrator powers on a vRealize Automation Multi-Machine Service that includes Machine A and Machine B. The application on Machine A does not start correctly and displays the following error message: Machine B not ready What step should be taken to resolve this issue?

Change the startup order of the Multi-Machine Service.

Create a startup dependency in the Multi-Machine Service.

Define a startup delay in the Multi-Machine Service

Adjust the startup approvals for the Multi-Machine Service.

Which three options will ensure that all machines deployed by the finance business group have the same Distributed Firewall rules? (Choose three.)

Using Service Composer, create a Security Policy named Finance with the firewall rules Using Service Composer, create a Security Group named Finance based on machine name and specify the Finance Groups Machine Prefix.

Using Service Composer, assign the Finance Security Policy to the Finance Security Group.

Using the Distributed Firewall, create a Security Policy named Finance with the firewall rules.

Using the Distributed Firewall, create a Security Group named Finance based on machine name and specify the Finance Groups Machine Prefix

"The vRealize Automation administrator has created a service named Development, which includes catalog items based on Windows and Linux.

The administrator has created an entitlement named Linux Users and added the Power On and Reset Actions permissions and the Development service.

The Linux users report seeing both Linux and Windows catalog items.

What is required to ensure the Linux users only see Linux catalog items?"

Create separate Windows and Linux services. Reassign the Linux Catalog items to the Linux service and the Windows catalog items to the Windows service then add both services to the Linux users' entitlement.

Create a separate Linux development service. Reassign the Linux catalog items to this service and add this service to the Linux users' entitlement.

Edit the Linux users' entitlement. Click the Items and Approvals Tab, add the Linux Catalog items to the Entitled Catalog Items and click Update.

Edit the Linux users' entitlement. Click the Items and Approvals Tab, add the Linux and Windows catalog items to the Entitled Catalog Items and click Update.

The vRealize Automation administrator has created a vSphere blueprint. During the entitlement configuration, which action should the administrator configure to allow users to delete machines that have been provisioned from this blueprint?

Destroy (Virtual Machine)

Destroy (vCD vApp)

Destroy (Multi-Machine Service)

Destroy (Cloud Machine)