SK0-003 · Question #142
Which of the following server virtualization features would BEST allow an administrator to quickly prepare a virtual server so that it is ready for use?
The correct answer is D. Clone the machine from a template. To quickly prepare a virtual server for use, the most efficient virtualization feature is cloning from a pre-configured template. This method allows for rapid deployment of new virtual machines with consistent configurations.
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Which of the following server virtualization features would BEST allow an administrator to quickly prepare a virtual server so that it is ready for use?
Options
- ARemote configuration
- BNo physical hardware to setup
- CNative RIS integration
- DClone the machine from a template
How the community answered
(33 responses)- B3% (1)
- C9% (3)
- D88% (29)
Why each option
To quickly prepare a virtual server for use, the most efficient virtualization feature is cloning from a pre-configured template. This method allows for rapid deployment of new virtual machines with consistent configurations.
Remote configuration refers to managing a server from a different location but does not inherently speed up the initial preparation or deployment of a new server.
The absence of physical hardware setup is a general benefit of virtualization, not a specific feature for quickly preparing a new virtual server.
Native RIS (Remote Installation Services) integration is a specific technology for deploying operating systems over a network to physical machines, not a direct feature of virtualization for rapid VM preparation.
Cloning a virtual machine from a template is a core feature of server virtualization that allows administrators to quickly deploy new virtual servers. A template is a master image of a pre-configured virtual machine, and cloning it creates an identical, ready-to-use VM, significantly reducing deployment time and ensuring configuration consistency.
Concept tested: Virtual machine templating and cloning
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/virtualization/hyper-v/plan/plan-hyper-v-virtual-machines
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