A company has a Hyper-V failover cluster that consists of sixteen host servers that run Windows Server 2012 R2.
The company uses System Center 2012 R2 Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) to manage the Hyper-V environment.
Eight of the host servers are used only for engineering-related services.
The other eight host servers are used for general corporate use.
You need to ensure that the corporate virtual machines (VMs) are never moved to the host servers that are used for engineering.
What should you do?

A.
Create a new VMM availability set for the corporate VMs.

B.
Create a custom property for the corporate VMs and host servers.
Then, use a custom placement rule for the host group.
Specify that the rule must match.

C.
In the corporate VMs, set the value of the Preferred Owners setting to the names of the corporate host servers.

D.
Create a new VMM availability set for the corporate host servers.

Explanation:
Dynamic Optimization – Balance the virtualmachine load among the Hyper-V servers in a Cluster.
Performance and Resource Optimization (PRO) – TIPS from SCOM used to optimize SCVMM
Placement Rules – Placement of virtualmachines on Hyper-V hosts based on rules, must, should etc