You administer two Windows 2012 R2 servers that have the Hyper-V role installed. You plan to deploy a new Hyper-V cluster. The cluster instance must NOT be added to Active Directory. You need to…

The correct answer is D. Run the Windows PowerShell cmdlet New-Cluster. To deploy an Active Directory-detached cluster, you must use Windows PowerShell. You cannot use Failover Cluster Manager. To create the failover cluster, start Windows PowerShell as an administrator, and then use the New-Cluster cmdlet with the -AdministrativeAccessPoint…

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You administer two Windows 2012 R2 servers that have the Hyper-V role installed. You plan to deploy a new Hyper-V cluster. The cluster instance must NOT be added to Active Directory. You need to deploy the cluster. What should you do?

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AUse Hyper-V Manager to deploy the cluster.
BUse Failover Cluster Manager to deploy the cluster.
CRun the Windows PowerShell cmdlet New-Cluster.
DRun the Windows PowerShell cmdlet New-Cluster.

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Explanation

To deploy an Active Directory-detached cluster, you must use Windows PowerShell. You cannot use Failover Cluster Manager. To create the failover cluster, start Windows PowerShell as an administrator, and then use the New-Cluster cmdlet with the -AdministrativeAccessPoint parameter set to a value of DNS.

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