2V0-621D · Question #58
Which two statements are true regarding VMFS3 volumes in ESXi 6.x? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. Creation of VMFS3 volumes is unsupported. B. Upgrading VMFS3 volumes to VMFS5 is supported.. While a VMFS-3, which is upgraded to VMFS-5, provides you with most of the capabilities as a newly created VMFS-5, there are some differences. Both upgraded and newly created VMFS-5 support single-extent volumes up to 64TB and both support VMDK sizes of ~2TB, no matter what the V
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Which two statements are true regarding VMFS3 volumes in ESXi 6.x? (Choose two.)
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- ACreation of VMFS3 volumes is unsupported.
- BUpgrading VMFS3 volumes to VMFS5 is supported.
- CExisting VMFS3 volumes are unsupported.
- DUpgrading VMFS3 volumes to VMFS5 is unsupported.
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(28 responses)- A93% (26)
- C4% (1)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
While a VMFS-3, which is upgraded to VMFS-5, provides you with most of the capabilities as a newly created VMFS-5, there are some differences. Both upgraded and newly created VMFS-5 support single-extent volumes up to 64TB and both support VMDK sizes of ~2TB, no matter what the VMFS file-block size is. However additional differences, although minor, should be considered when making a decision whether to upgrade to VMFS-5 or create new VMFS-5 volumes.
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