An administrator is creating a vApp for a multi-tiered application and needs to configure custom
startup actions for each virtual machine.
What should the administrator do to enable this functionality?
A.
Verify that VMware Tools is installed on each virtual machine in the vApp.
B.
Ensure all virtual machines in the vApp are running hardware version 8 or later.
C.
Configure custom startup actions on the virtual machines, then add them to the vApp.
D.
Deploy a vSphere Management Assistant in the cluster and enable the vApp plug-in.
Explanation:
A is correct
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By elimination the answer is A.
B is wrong, because that functionality is not bound to a particular hardware version.
C is wrong, because there is no way you can configure startup actions on the virtual machines.
D is wrong too. i leave it to others to say why.
so by elimination the right answer is A.
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Set the delay for the startup action.
■ Enter a time delay in seconds for the startup action.
■ Select VMware Tools are ready to perform the startup action when VMware Tools has started.
So, if there is no VMware Tools, you can not perform the startup action.
The answer is A.
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