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VCP510PSE · Question #306
When planning for an upgrade from vSphere4 to vSphere5 what will be the effect of upgrading a 1TB VMFS3 datastore with a 2MB block size to VMFS5?
The correct answer is D. Thin virtual disks can be expanded to a maximum of 2TB. 20, 3rd bullet on the page)
Design and Propose Basic vSphere 5 Solutions
Question
When planning for an upgrade from vSphere4 to vSphere5 what will be the effect of upgrading a 1TB VMFS3 datastore with a 2MB block size to VMFS5?
Options
- AThick virtual disks can be expanded to a maximum of 2TB.
- BThick virtual disks can be expanded to a maximum of 512GB.
- CThin virtual disks can be expanded to a maximum of 512GB.
- DThin virtual disks can be expanded to a maximum of 2TB.
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A4% (2)
- B8% (4)
- C13% (6)
- D75% (36)
Explanation
20, 3rd bullet on the page)
Topics
#VMFS upgrade#VMFS3 to VMFS5#block size#virtual disk limits
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