70-499 · Question #12
Your team is setting up a test lab for the test team. Hyper-V is not the company virtualization standard. You are in a planning meeting representing the development team. The information technology…
The correct answer is A. Explain that Standard Environments in Lab Management can be used, but that IT will still. Standard Environments: Standard environments can contain a mix of virtual and physical machines. You can also add virtual machines to a standard environment that are managed by third-party virtualization frameworks. In addition, standard environments do not require additional…
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- AExplain that Standard Environments in Lab Management can be used, but that IT will still
- BExplain that TFS Lab Management is a solution, but requires Hyper-V.
- CExplain that Standard Environments in Lab Management is a solution, but requires physical
- DExplain that Lab Management is a solution and that IT will not need to be involved since Lab
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(19 responses)- A79% (15)
- B5% (1)
- C5% (1)
- D11% (2)
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Standard Environments: Standard environments can contain a mix of virtual and physical machines. You can also add virtual machines to a standard environment that are managed by third-party virtualization frameworks. In addition, standard environments do not require additional server resources such as an SCVMM server. SCVMM environments: SCVMM environments can only contain virtual machines that are managed by SCVMM (System Center Virtual Machine Manager), so the virtual machines in SCVMM environments can only run on the Hyper-V virtualization framework. However, SCVMM environments provide the following automation and management features that are not available in standard environments.
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