A vSphere 6 High Availability cluster has been configured with default settings. Four virtual machines in the cluster have been configured with these priorities:

Prod-DB. High Prod-Email: High Prod-VC. Medium Dev-VDI: Low How many VM Overrides would need to be defined at the cluster level to meet the restart priorities?

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A vSphere 6 High Availability cluster has been configured with default settings. Four virtual machines in the cluster have been configured with these priorities:

Prod-DB. High Prod-Email: High Prod-VC. Medium Dev-VDI: Low How many VM Overrides would need to be defined at the cluster level to meet the restart priorities?

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B. 2 The cluster-level default restart priority can be set to 'High,' which inherently covers Prod-DB and Prod-Email without individual overrides. Only Prod-VC (Medium) and Dev-VDI (Low) then deviate from that cluster default, requiring exactly 2 VM Override entries.

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A. 1 One override is insufficient because at least two VMs (Prod-VC and Dev-VDI) will always differ from whichever single cluster default is chosen.

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C. 3 Three overrides would be needed only if the cluster default remained at Medium, requiring individual overrides for Prod-DB, Prod-Email, and Dev-VDI - but adjusting the cluster default reduces this to 2.

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D. 4 Four overrides would require every VM to be individually overridden, which is unnecessary since the cluster default can be aligned with the majority priority.

A vSphere 6 High Availability cluster has been configured with default settings. Four virtual machines in the cluster have been configured with these priorities: Prod-DB. High Prod-Email: High Prod-VC

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