2V0-622 · Question #189
An administrator plans to use VMware Converter Standalone to convert a virtual machine to a vSphere environment. The source virtual machine has these properties: -Running Windows 2008 R2 -Contains one
The correct answer is A. 0. VMware Converter Standalone does not support adding new virtual disks beyond those mapped from the source machine during a conversion job.
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An administrator plans to use VMware Converter Standalone to convert a virtual machine to a vSphere environment. The source virtual machine has these properties:
-Running Windows 2008 R2 -Contains one NTFS formatted volume During conversion, how many virtual disks can the administrator add to the destination virtual machine?
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- A0
- B1
- C2
- D3
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(44 responses)- A73% (32)
- B5% (2)
- C9% (4)
- D14% (6)
Why each option
VMware Converter Standalone does not support adding new virtual disks beyond those mapped from the source machine during a conversion job.
VMware Converter Standalone maps source volumes directly to destination virtual disks but does not provide the ability to add additional virtual disks that have no corresponding source volume during the conversion wizard. The destination VM will receive exactly the disks derived from the source - in this case one disk for the single NTFS volume - and zero extra disks can be added. This is a known limitation of the Converter Standalone conversion workflow.
Adding 1 additional disk beyond the source is not supported; Converter Standalone does not allow adding disks that have no corresponding source volume.
Adding 2 additional disks is not possible; the tool restricts the destination disk set to only those disks mapped from the source.
Adding 3 additional disks is not possible; no extra disks beyond the source mapping can be introduced during conversion.
Concept tested: VMware Converter Standalone disk addition limitations
Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/vCenter-Converter-Standalone/6.2/com.vmware.convsa.guide/GUID-overview.html
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