While creating a scenario for datacenter migration, the administrator decides to change the subscription options from one-year plan to Pay-As-You-Go. The administrator would like to complete this…

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Options

• AChange Cloud Provider
• BEdit Configuration
• CEdit Discount
• DChange Plan

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  87% (52)
• C
  8% (5)
• D
  3% (2)

Explanation

Edit Configuration (B) is correct because it allows the administrator to modify parameters of an existing scenario - including switching the subscription model from a one-year plan to Pay-As-You-Go - without discarding the current scenario or triggering a full re-run. It's the designated pathway for adjusting pricing and subscription settings in place.

Option A (Change Cloud Provider) is wrong because it would switch the target cloud platform entirely, not alter the billing model within the current provider. Option C (Edit Discount) only adjusts discount percentages or promotional rates applied to the existing plan - it doesn't change the subscription type itself. Option D (Change Plan) may sound tempting, but in this context it typically refers to a different operational action (such as modifying a migration plan/wave), not the subscription pricing model.

Memory tip: Think "Configuration = how the scenario is set up." When you want to change how you'll pay without rebuilding the scenario, you're editing the scenario's configuration - not the provider, not a discount, not the migration plan itself.

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