An administrator notices that a VM with a 500 GB virtual disk stored on an NFS datastore is performing poorly during backup operations. The NFS datastore is mounted with default settings. Which change will most likely improve performance?
Trap 1: Move the VM to a cluster with more memory.
Memory does not directly address storage performance.
Trap 2: Enable jumbo frames on the ESXi host's VMkernel adapter for NFS.
Jumbo frames improve network throughput but are not a mount option.
Trap 3: Increase the size of the NFS datastore to 1 TB.
Datastore size does not affect performance.
- A
Move the VM to a cluster with more memory.
Why it fails: Memory does not directly address storage performance.
- B
Enable jumbo frames on the ESXi host's VMkernel adapter for NFS.
Why it fails: Jumbo frames improve network throughput but are not a mount option.
- C
Increase the size of the NFS datastore to 1 TB.
Why it fails: Datastore size does not affect performance.
- D
Configure the NFS datastore to use vStorage APIs for Array Integration (VAAI).
VAAI offloads storage operations to the array, improving performance.