An organization has a number of virtual machines that would benefit from Fault Tolerance. These include: A single vCPU Apache Server A dual vCPU vCenter Server A quad vCPU SQL Server An eight vCPU…

The Apache Server has 1 vCPU, which is well within the 4-vCPU maximum supported by VMware Fault Tolerance, making it a valid candidate for FT protection.

VMware does not support enabling Fault Tolerance on vCenter Server because it is a management infrastructure component with operational requirements - such as network and storage access patterns - that are incompatible with FT constraints.

The SQL Server has 4 vCPUs, which exactly meets the maximum vCPU count supported by VMware FT in vSphere 6.x, qualifying it for Fault Tolerance configuration.

The Hadoop Server uses 8 vCPUs, which exceeds the VMware Fault Tolerance maximum of 4 vCPUs per VM, making it ineligible for FT regardless of cluster configuration.