You work as a network administrator at ABC.com. The ABC.com network consists of a single
domain named ABC.com. The ABC.com network has a Windows Server 2012 R2 server named
ABC_SR07 that runs the Hyper-V server role.
You are to create a virtual machine named ABC_VT01 on ABC_SR07. You need to ensure that
any snapshot of ABC_VT01 uses as little disk space as possible.
How would you configure ABC_VT01 to meet this objective? (Choose all that apply)
A.
You should make use of a dynamically expanding virtual hard disk (VHD).
B.
You should make use of a fixed virtual hard disk (VHD).
C.
You should specify a small Maximum RAM value.
D.
You should specify a small Minimum RAM value.
E.
You should make use of a virtual NUMA topology.
F.
You should enable disk compression.
Explanation:
Seems logical answer to me , Am i correct or are these questions new ? Or a bit changed the way they are asked ..
Maybe newly updated exam Q&A?
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I too think they look new. Also the servers are ABC and not adatum or contoso. So I think this is a whole new line of questions.
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I created a vce file of these questions ..
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How did you create a VCE file by yourself?
Should I use any specify program or application?
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There are applications like this one: http://www.avanset.com/purchase/vce-exam-simulator.html, which you can use to create your own VCE files, but there’s a monthly fee associated with it.
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C less memory to write (shutting down the vm b4 snapshot would be even better).
F will compress the avhd so it’ll save diskspace as well. Not something i would do in production but MS’s question don’t require you to follow best practices 🙂
A is incorrect. At least i don’t see how the disk type matters for a snapshot. it will just create a new avhd file that keeps growing, whether u ‘ve choosen fixed or dynamic. fixed/dynamic disk for the total diskspace used for this VM it matters a lot ofcourse, but that’s not the question
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