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VCP510 · Question #660
A DRS cluster has been created with the following specifications: - All mission critical virtual machines are in the root resource pool. - All other virtual machines are placed into two child pools…
The correct answer is A. The root resource pool has immediate access to new physical resources added to the cluster. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A DRS cluster has been created with the following specifications:
- All mission critical virtual machines are in the root resource pool.
- All other virtual machines are placed into two child pools based on
medium or low priority.
- The two child pools contain adequate resources needed by the medium
and low priority virtual machines.
- The two child pools are reserving 35% of the total available
resources of the cluster. What is the advantage of leaving the mission critical virtual machines in the root resource pool?
Options
- AThe root resource pool has immediate access to new physical resources added to the cluster.
- BVirtual machines placed in the root resource pool have a higher vMotion priority in DRS.
- CTransparent Memory Page Sharing in the root resource pool has a higher weight than in child pools.
- DVirtual machines placed in the root resource pool have higher default share values.
How the community answered
(43 responses)- A72% (31)
- B9% (4)
- C14% (6)
- D5% (2)
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