CV0-004 · Question #135
An organization is hosting a seminar with eight individuals who need to connect to their own dedicated VM. The technician used the following VM configurations: - IP address: DHCP - NIC: 1Gbps…
The correct answer is A. Not enough addresses are available. The network is configured with a subnet of /29, which provides only 6 usable IP addresses after accounting for the network and broadcast addresses. With eight individuals needing to connect to their own dedicated VMs, there are not enough IP addresses available to assign to…
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An organization is hosting a seminar with eight individuals who need to connect to their own dedicated VM. The technician used the following VM configurations:
- IP address: DHCP
- NIC: 1Gbps
- Network: 10.1.10.0/29
Several users are unable to access their VMs. Which of the following best describes the reason?
Options
- ANot enough addresses are available.
- BThe routes are misconfigured.
- CToo much traffic is on the network.
- DDHCP is not working correctly on the VM.
How the community answered
(22 responses)- A73% (16)
- B14% (3)
- C9% (2)
- D5% (1)
Explanation
The network is configured with a subnet of /29, which provides only 6 usable IP addresses after accounting for the network and broadcast addresses. With eight individuals needing to connect to their own dedicated VMs, there are not enough IP addresses available to assign to each VM, leading to several users being unable to access their VMs. This issue is not related to misconfigured routes, network traffic, or DHCP functionality, but rather the limited number of IP addresses available in the given subnet.
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