3V0-21.23 · Question #111
A company is expanding an existing vSphere deployment to meet new demands from the business. The following requirements have been identified for the expanded infrastructure: REQ001 - It must support…
The correct answer is C. It must support enhanced vMotion compatibility (EVC) mode for Intel "Nehalem" Generation (Intel. This is a technical (formerly non-functional) requirement because it specifies a particular feature (EVC mode for specific processor generations) that the infrastructure must support to ensure compatibility across the vSphere environment. This requirement addresses a technical…
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A company is expanding an existing vSphere deployment to meet new demands from the business. The following requirements have been identified for the expanded infrastructure:
REQ001 - It must support enhanced vMotion compatibility (EVC) mode for Intel "Nehalem" Generation (Intel Xeon Core i7) processors. REQ002 - It must be accessible via an API. REQ003 - It must support a variety of operating systems. REQ004 - It must notify administrators whenever a virtual machine is connected to more than one network. Which requirement would be classified as a technical (formerly non-functional) requirement?
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- AIt must be accessible via an API.
- BIt must notify administrators whenever a virtual machine is connected to more than one network.
- CIt must support enhanced vMotion compatibility (EVC) mode for Intel "Nehalem" Generation (Intel
- DIt must support a variety of operating systems.
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(33 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- C94% (31)
Explanation
This is a technical (formerly non-functional) requirement because it specifies a particular feature (EVC mode for specific processor generations) that the infrastructure must support to ensure compatibility across the vSphere environment. This requirement addresses a technical aspect of how the environment will function but does not directly relate to business functionality.
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