SK0-005 · Question #458
A server administrator is reviewing the following specifications: VM01 Host: CPU: 2 Physical, 4 Cores RAM: 16GB Storage: 16TB Server 1 on VM01: CPU: 1 virtual socket, 1 core per socket RAM: 4GB…
The correct answer is C. Overprovisioning. Overprovisioning is a situation where the allocated resources for a virtual machine exceed the available resources of the physical host. In this case, the storage allocated for Server 1 and Server 2 on VM01 is 8TB and 10TB respectively, which adds up to 18TB. However, the…
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A server administrator is reviewing the following specifications:
VM01 Host:
CPU: 2 Physical, 4 Cores RAM: 16GB Storage: 16TB Server 1 on VM01:
CPU: 1 virtual socket, 1 core per socket RAM: 4GB Storage: 8TB Server 2 on VM01:
CPU: 2 virtual sockets, 2 cores per socket RAM: 8GB Storage: 10TB Which of the following is described given these specifications?
Options
- AVirtual switch
- BHost vs. guest
- COverprovisioning
- DScalability
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(43 responses)- A14% (6)
- B7% (3)
- C77% (33)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Overprovisioning is a situation where the allocated resources for a virtual machine exceed the available resources of the physical host. In this case, the storage allocated for Server 1 and Server 2 on VM01 is 8TB and 10TB respectively, which adds up to 18TB. However, the storage available on the VM01 host is only 16TB, which means there is a 2TB deficit. This can cause performance issues and errors for the virtual machines.
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