An administrator attempts to increase the number of vCPUs in a virtual machine to 8. The configuration cannot be successfully completed. What are two likely causes of this issue? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. MS-DOS was selected as guest OS. B. The host has 4 processor threads. The reasons that can cause the configuration of vCPUs in a VM to not get successfully completed can be several. First, if you have selected MS DOS as a guest OS, then it would not support 8 vCPUs. Check the processor threads. If it has 4 ot less than 4 threads, you cannot…

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AMS-DOS was selected as guest OS.
BThe host has 4 processor threads.
CVirtual machine hardware version 7 was chosen.
DThe vSphere 5.x implementation is using a Standard license.

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C
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D
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Explanation

The reasons that can cause the configuration of vCPUs in a VM to not get successfully completed can be several. First, if you have selected MS DOS as a guest OS, then it would not support 8 vCPUs. Check the processor threads. If it has 4 ot less than 4 threads, you cannot increase the number of vCPUs in a VM.

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#vCPU configuration#guest OS limitations#processor threads#VM hardware version

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