Your network contains a server that runs Windows Server 2008 R2 and has the Hyper-V server role installed. Virtual machines (VMs) are frequently added to the Hyper-V server. You need to ensure that…

The correct answer is D. The relative weight of the virtual processor for VM1. The relative weight given to the resource needs of this virtual machine compared to all other virtual machines. A virtual machine with a higher relative weight is dynamically allocated additional resources as needed fromother virtual machines that have lower relative weights…

Configuring Server Management and Maintenance

Question

Your network contains a server that runs Windows Server 2008 R2 and has the Hyper-V server role installed. Virtual machines (VMs) are frequently added to the Hyper-V server. You need to ensure that a VM named VM1 has priority regarding the allocation of the physical CPU resources on the Hyper-V host. What should you modify?

Options

AThe VM reserve of the virtual processor for VM1
BThe VM limit of the virtual processor for VM1
CThe number of virtual processors for VM1
DThe relative weight of the virtual processor for VM1

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A
3% (1)
B
17% (5)
C
7% (2)
D
72% (21)

Explanation

The relative weight given to the resource needs of this virtual machine compared to all other virtual machines. A virtual machine with a higher relative weight is dynamically allocated additional resources as needed fromother virtual machines that have lower relative weights. By default, all virtual machines have a relative weight of 100, so that their resource requirements are equal,and none is given preference. You can assign each virtual machine a relative weight from 1 through 10,000. In most cases, this is the only setting that you will need to configure.

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#Hyper-V#virtual processor#CPU scheduling#relative weight

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