Which of the following statements are true about fusion compute installation?

Question

Options

• ACNA host can be installed in PXE Mohd or by mounting ISO images
• BVRM notes can be deployed on VM's by using a specified tool or by mounting ISO images
• CCNA host must be deployed on physical machines
• Dit is recommended that VRM notes be deployed on Verkamp's

• A
  83% (20)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  8% (2)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

Option A is correct because FusionCompute CNA (Computing Node Agent) hosts support two installation methods: network-based deployment via PXE (Preboot Execution Environment) boot, or local installation by mounting an ISO image - giving administrators flexibility depending on their infrastructure setup.

Option B is incorrect because while VRM (Virtualization Resource Manager) nodes can be deployed on VMs, the installation methods described are imprecise; the phrasing misrepresents the supported tooling and process for VRM deployment.

Option C is incorrect because the word "must" makes it too absolute - while CNA hosts are typically deployed on physical machines, this is not an absolute requirement in all FusionCompute configurations, and "must" as a blanket rule is false.

Option D appears to contain a garbled term ("Verkamp's" is likely a transcription error for "VMs"), and the recommendation for VRM node placement does not align with standard FusionCompute best-practice guidance as stated.

Memory tip: Think of CNA as the "worker" that needs to get installed first - it has two paths in (PXE over the network, or ISO locally), just like most server OSes. If a question says a component must use only one method or must be on a specific machine type, that rigid language is usually a red flag for a wrong answer.

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