An administrator would like to add a new server into an existing vSphere cluster. The servers are running Intel processors. The administrator needs to ensure that the new server can be added to the cluster with the same processor baseline as the existing servers. Which strategy should be used to achieve this goal?

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B. Enhanced vMotion Compatibility Enhanced vMotion Compatibility (EVC) ensures CPU compatibility across different generations of Intel or AMD processors within a vSphere cluster. EVC does this by presenting a common, baseline CPU feature set to all virtual machines running on hosts in the cluster, even if the hosts have newer CPUs, allowing for seamless vMotion migrations between hosts with different CPU capabilities.

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A. Fault Tolerance Fault Tolerance (FT) provides continuous availability for a VM by creating an identical copy and does not address CPU compatibility for new hosts.

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C. vSphere vMotion vSphere vMotion allows live migration of running virtual machines between ESXi hosts, but it does not address the underlying CPU compatibility requirements for adding new hosts to a cluster.

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D. vSphere High Availability vSphere High Availability (HA) automatically restarts virtual machines on other hosts in the cluster if a host fails, and it does not address CPU compatibility for new hosts.

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