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H13-511_V5.5 · Question #137

In FusionAccess, which of the following descriptions about configuring virtual machine disk information when adding a complete virtual machine is correct? (Multiple choice)

The correct answer is A. Additional virtual machines can add user disks, but the total number cannot exceed 20 D. Adding a user disk will extend the release time. Options A and D are correct because FusionAccess enforces a maximum of 20 disks per complete virtual machine when user disks are added, and the process of releasing (deleting) a VM takes longer when user disks are attached since those disks must also be processed and cleaned up…

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Question

In FusionAccess, which of the following descriptions about configuring virtual machine disk information when adding a complete virtual machine is correct? (Multiple choice)

Options

  • AAdditional virtual machines can add user disks, but the total number cannot exceed 20
  • BThe user disk type of the added virtual machine only supports "compact mode"
  • CThe system disk type of the added virtual machine only supports "normal mode"
  • DAdding a user disk will extend the release time

How the community answered

(34 responses)
  • A
    79% (27)
  • B
    12% (4)
  • C
    9% (3)

Explanation

Options A and D are correct because FusionAccess enforces a maximum of 20 disks per complete virtual machine when user disks are added, and the process of releasing (deleting) a VM takes longer when user disks are attached since those disks must also be processed and cleaned up during release.

Option B is wrong because user disks support both compact mode and normal mode - not exclusively compact mode. Option C is similarly wrong because system disks are also not restricted to normal mode only; both modes are available for system disks as well.

Memory tip: Think of D as a logical consequence of A - if you're allowed to add disks (up to 20), it only makes sense that more disks = more cleanup work = longer release time. For B and C, remember that FusionAccess doesn't impose a single-mode restriction on either disk type; both disk categories support both modes, so any answer claiming "only supports X mode" should be treated with suspicion.

Topics

#FusionAccess#virtual disk#user disk#system disk

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