An enterprise is designing a multi-site vSphere Foundation 9.0 architecture leveraging stretched clustering. What is the maximum supported Round Trip Time (RTT) network latency for synchronous vSAN storage replication between primary and secondary data centers?
Trap 1: 500 milliseconds or less
500ms exceeds acceptable limits for any real-time clustering heartbeats.
Trap 2: 100 milliseconds or less
100ms is typical for long-distance asynchronous replication, not stretched vSAN clusters.
Trap 3: 25 milliseconds or less
25ms is far too high for synchronous vSAN writes and will lead to heartbeat timeouts and I/O stalls.
- A
500 milliseconds or less
Why wrong: 500ms exceeds acceptable limits for any real-time clustering heartbeats.
- B
100 milliseconds or less
Why wrong: 100ms is typical for long-distance asynchronous replication, not stretched vSAN clusters.
- C
5 milliseconds or less
Correct. Synchronous vSAN replication requires strict low-latency links capped at 5ms RTT.
- D
25 milliseconds or less
Why wrong: 25ms is far too high for synchronous vSAN writes and will lead to heartbeat timeouts and I/O stalls.