Which two configuration settings can be modified when using the Typical option in the Create New Virtual Machine wizard? (Choose two)
A.
Network Adapter type
B.
Datastore on which to place the virtual machine disks
C.
Disk Provisioning Type
D.
Number of Virtual CPUs
Explanation:
Ref: http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/topic/com.vmware.ICbase/PDF/vsphere-esxi- vcenter-server-50-virtual-machine-admin-guide.pdf (page 32, the last bulleted point on the page; page 33, second bulleted point at the very top of the page)
Actually it A, B and C.
In the Network Dialog you can chnage the Default (E1000) adapter to any of the others….
C depends on the DiskType (VMFS, NFS). If you have NFS you can NOT select anything, with VMFS you can select any of the normal 3 methodes
(Check in real install)
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For a “Typical” configuration, verify that you have the following information:
– Virtual machine name and inventory location.
– Location in which to place the virtual machine (cluster, host, resource pool).
– Datastore on which to store the virtual machine’s files. (B)
– Guest operating system and version.
– Parameters for the virtual disk size and provisioning settings. (C)
In addition to the information for a Typical configuration, for a “Custom” configuration, verify that you have
the following information:
– Virtual machine version.
– Number of CPUs and memory size. (D)
– Number of NICs, network to connect to, and network adapter types. (A)
– SCSI controller type.
– Disk type (new disk, existing disk, RDM, or no disk).
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Yap…and there is the difference between doco and reality.
Go and give it a go in a Lab.
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I agree: A, B, C are corrects.
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The answer is B & C only.
I just had this question on my exam and verified the answer here:
http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/topic/com.vmware.ICbase/PDF/vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-50-virtual-machine-admin-guide.pdf
See the bottom of page 32 and the top of page 33.
Prerequisites – For a Typical configuration, verify that you have the following information:
* Virtual machine name and inventory location.
* Location in which to place the virtual machine (cluster, host, resource pool).
B* Datastore on which to store the virtual machine’s files.
* Guest operating system and version.
D* Parameters for the virtual disk size and PROVISIONING settings.
In addition to the information for a Typical configuration, for a Custom configuration, verify that you have the following information:
* Virtual machine version.
D* Number of CPUs and memory size.
A* Number of NICs, network to connect to, and network adapter types.
* SCSI controller type.
* Disk type (new disk, existing disk, RDM, or no disk).
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I agree: A,B,C are corrects.
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ok . We changed the answer .thanks
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I agree A C
“Typical” configuration
Datastore on which to store the virtual machine’s files. look! are FILES not disks
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It should be A & C.
You get to select the Network Adapter type in Typical Config. And B is incorrect as it says “virtual machine DISKS”, its not only the disks it stored, but all the files consist of vm machine config file(.vmx) Log files (.log)NvRam (*.nvram), etc.
So I agree with shuo.
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Typical option on Vmware workstation gives this option. It means this questing is belongs to vmware workstation options.
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