2V0-21.20 · Question #39
A company has a vSphere environment consisting of the following characteristics: - A content library named 'CORP' is published at corporate headquarters on a vCenter Server named 'vcenterCorp'. - A…
The correct answer is A. Upload the new image to a local content library on vcenterR1. C. Upload the new image to the CORP library on vcenterCorp. Two valid approaches exist: (A) Upload the image to a local content library directly on vcenterR1 - local libraries are independent of the subscribed CORP library and immediately available on that vCenter. (C) Upload the image to the CORP library on vcenterCorp - since…
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A company has a vSphere environment consisting of the following characteristics:
- A content library named 'CORP' is published at corporate headquarters
on a vCenter Server named 'vcenterCorp'.
- A regional data center contains a set of hosts managed by a vCenter
Server named vcenterR1.
- vcenterR1 subscribes to the CORP content library.
The administrator wants to create a new virtual machine image to use on vcenterR1. What are two possible ways the administrator can accomplish this task? (Choose two.)
Options
- AUpload the new image to a local content library on vcenterR1.
- BPublish the CORP content library on vcenterR1.
- CUpload the new image to the CORP library on vcenterCorp.
- DUpload the new image to the CORP library on vcenterR1.
- EConfigure vcenterR1 to download all library content immediately.
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A79% (22)
- B11% (3)
- D4% (1)
- E7% (2)
Explanation
Two valid approaches exist: (A) Upload the image to a local content library directly on vcenterR1 - local libraries are independent of the subscribed CORP library and immediately available on that vCenter. (C) Upload the image to the CORP library on vcenterCorp - since vcenterR1 subscribes to CORP, the new image will replicate to vcenterR1 via the subscription. Option B is invalid because vcenterR1 is the subscriber, not the publisher - you cannot publish from a subscribed library. Option D is invalid because vcenterR1 does not own the CORP library and cannot write to it. Option E controls sync timing but does not add new content.
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