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VMware vSphere Foundation Support (2V0-18.25): Troubleshooting and Operational Diagnostics for VVF 9.0 Environments.

Added on October 26, 2025 IT & Software 3 min read

What you’ll learn

Troubleshoot VVF component failures (vCenter
ESX
vSAN
etc.) using host-level logs and vCenter diagnostics.
Diagnose and fix cluster issues (HA/DRS/vMotion) including network inconsistency
firewall blocks
and resource constraints.
Resolve deployment/upgrade stalls and license management issues (entitlement
capacity
expiration) within the VVF stack.
Utilize VCF Operations Observability Workbench for metric correlation
log assist for support bundles
and troubleshoot Orchestrator workflows.

Requirements

“While we dont require you to purchase specific tools
having access to them is crucial for applying the course knowledge: VVF/VCF Environment: Access to a VMware vSphere Foundation (VVF) or VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) lab environment (physical or virtual) is highly recommended. The exam is focused on troubleshooting practical scenarios
and hands-on practice is essential. Diagnostic Tools: Familiarity with: SSH/CLI for checking host agent logs (hostd
vpxa) and running network diagnostics (vmkping). VCF Operations tools for centralized monitoring and log aggregation.”

Description

VMware vSphere Foundation Support (2V0-18.25) – Practice Exams 2025

To set realistic expectations, please note: These questions are NOT official VMware exam questions and may not appear on the actual VMware Certified Professional – VMware vSphere Foundation Support (2V0-18.25) exam. However, they are carefully designed to comprehensively cover the material outlined in the official VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0 Support Exam Guide (VCP-VVF Support). Each question is crafted to test your troubleshooting, analysis, and real-world problem-solving skills within VMware vSphere Foundation environments.

The knowledge requirements for this certification are regularly reviewed to align with the latest VMware vSphere Foundation and Cloud Foundation 9 updates, ensuring that all content reflects the current VMware by Broadcom technologies and best practices. Updates to the practice questions may occur at any time without prior notice.

Questions are randomized each time you retake the tests. It is important to understand the reasoning behind each correct answer instead of memorizing options, as this exam focuses on applied knowledge and troubleshooting capabilities.

Important: This course is designed to supplement your study materials for the official VMware vSphere Foundation Support (2V0-18.25) certification exam. It should not be your only source of preparation but rather a valuable reinforcement tool for your VMware learning path.

Exam Domains Covered

1. Troubleshooting VMware vSphere Foundation Deployments

Identifying and resolving issues during the initial VVF deployment process.
Troubleshooting failed installations, misconfigurations, and upgrade paths from vSphere to VVF 9.0.

2. Cluster and Compute Troubleshooting

Diagnosing problems with creating and scaling VVF workload clusters.
Resolving ESXi host, vCenter, and VM-related issues impacting performance and stability.
Managing compute resources effectively across multiple clusters.

3. Storage Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting vSAN configuration, vSAN stretched clusters, and VVF-supported storage (iSCSI, NFS, FC).
Identifying root causes of degraded storage performance and data availability issues.

4. Network Troubleshooting

Resolving problems with vSphere Distributed Switches (VDS) and Standard Switches (VSS).
Ensuring proper network connectivity and performance across the VVF environment.

5. License and Operations Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting license assignments, entitlements, and expiration issues.
Diagnosing configuration and performance problems using VCF Operations and VCF Operations for Logs.
Creating dashboards, reports, and alerts to identify and fix operational issues.

6. Automation and Orchestration Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting VCF Operations Orchestrator workflows and actions.
Ensuring automation pipelines run smoothly across vSphere Foundation environments.

Hands-On, Scenario-Based Practice

The questions and simulations in this practice course emphasize real-world troubleshooting cases, mirroring the environments and incidents VMware professionals face daily.

Recommended Background

Minimum one year of experience supporting and troubleshooting VMware vSphere Foundation components.
Familiarity with VMware vCenter, ESXi, vSAN, and VCF Operations.
Basic knowledge of storage, networking, and system administration principles.

Goal

By completing these practice exams, you will strengthen your ability to: