HOTSPOT
You have a server that runs Windows Server 2012 R2 and has the iSCSI Target Server role service
installed.
You run the New-IscsiVirtualDisk cmdlet as shown in the New-IscsiVirtualDisk exhibit. (Click the
Exhibit button.)
To answer, complete each statement according to the information presented in the exhibits. Each
correct selection is worth one point.
Answer: 
Explanation:
* From the exhibit we see that the size is 10737418240 bytes. This is roughly 10 GB.
* From the exhibit we also see ‘Status: Not connected’.
Note: Target: It is an object which allows the iSCSI initiator to make a connection. The Target keeps
track of the initiators which are allowed to be connected to it. The Target also keeps track of theiSCSI virtual disks which are associated with it. Once the initiator establishes the connection to the
Target, all the iSCSI virtual disks associated with the Target will be accessible by the initiator.Introduction of iSCSI Target in Windows Server 2012
http://blogs.technet.com/b/filecab/archive/2012/05/21/introduction-of-iscsi-target-in-windowsserver-2012.aspx
I think it’s only 4 Mb, since this is a Dynamic vhdx. So in the beginning it’s almost empty.
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Yes you are right, it’s dynamic and 4 mb becuse o vhdx if vhd it think it’s 4 KB
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Agreed. 4MB
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What the sh!t. 4MB
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the fixed dynamic disk is not therefore serious 4mb, not 10gb
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When you create a dynamically expanding virtual hard disk, you specify a maximum file size. This size restricts how large the disk can become. However, the initial size of the .vhd file is only about 3 MB. For example, if you create a 1-GB, dynamically expanding virtual hard disk, the initial size of the .vhd file will be about 3 MB. As a virtual machine uses the virtual hard disk, the size of the .vhd file grows to accommodate the new data. The size of any dynamically expanding disk only grows; it does not shrink, even when you delete data. You may be able to reduce the size of a dynamically expanding disk by compacting it. For more information, see Compacting dynamically expanding virtual hard disks.
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In the premium I think they answer 10GB
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You’re a fucking idiot.
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I tested it and it’s really 4 mb
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im going 4mb
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It’s 4 mb
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