An administrator has a vLCM-managed cluster with a desired image that includes a custom VIB from a third party. After remediation, one host shows 'Compliant' but the custom VIB is missing. What is the most likely cause?
Trap 1: The host has a host profile that overrides the vLCM image.
Host profiles manage configuration settings, not VIB installation, so this would not cause a missing VIB while showing compliance.
Trap 2: The host's acceptance level is set to 'CommunitySupported' but the…
An acceptance level mismatch would cause the VIB to be skipped, but the host would then be non-compliant, not compliant.
Trap 3: The custom VIB is not available in the VMware online depot.
If the VIB is not available in the depot, the desired image would be invalid, and the host would not be compliant.
- A
The host has a host profile that overrides the vLCM image.
Why wrong: Host profiles manage configuration settings, not VIB installation, so this would not cause a missing VIB while showing compliance.
- B
The host's acceptance level is set to 'CommunitySupported' but the VIB requires 'PartnerSupported'.
Why wrong: An acceptance level mismatch would cause the VIB to be skipped, but the host would then be non-compliant, not compliant.
- C
The custom VIB was not included in the baseline.
Correct. If the custom VIB was never included in the desired image (baseline), the host would be compliant without it.
- D
The custom VIB is not available in the VMware online depot.
Why wrong: If the VIB is not available in the depot, the desired image would be invalid, and the host would not be compliant.