What are two upgrades for Common Ground? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. updates IP address as appropriate C. updates Hostname as appropriate. Common Ground upgrades handle network identity changes: when a system is upgraded, it automatically updates the IP address (A) and Hostname (C) as appropriate to reflect the new environment. These two adjustments ensure the upgraded system is properly recognized on the network…

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Aupdates IP address as appropriate
Bin-place upgrades exist on VMs
Cupdates Hostname as appropriate
Dincludes migration of windows registry
Eincludes database migration

How the community answered

(37 responses)

A
89% (33)
B
3% (1)
D
3% (1)
E
5% (2)

Explanation

Common Ground upgrades handle network identity changes: when a system is upgraded, it automatically updates the IP address (A) and Hostname (C) as appropriate to reflect the new environment. These two adjustments ensure the upgraded system is properly recognized on the network without manual reconfiguration.

Why the distractors are wrong:

B (in-place upgrades on VMs) - Common Ground does not support in-place upgrades on virtual machines; it follows a different migration path.
D (Windows registry migration) - Common Ground does not include Windows registry migration; that is outside its scope.
E (database migration) - Database migration is handled separately and is not a built-in feature of Common Ground upgrades.

Memory tip: Think of Common Ground upgrades as handling network identity - the two things that identify a machine on a network are its IP address and its Hostname. If you remember "network identity = IP + Hostname," you'll lock in A and C every time.

Topics

#Common Ground upgrades#Configuration management#System upgrades#Network configuration

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