You have been tasked with creating a new domain controller in the vSphere environment to replace the physical domain controller. You are trying to determine how much memory to give the virtual…

The correct answer is D. Look at the long-term memory metrics of the server and have the memory setting match the maximum. Viewing the memory performance data of the physical host can give you a solid understanding of how memory is used on the host and gives a good indication of the amount of memory you should set up for the replacement virtual machine.

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You have been tasked with creating a new domain controller in the vSphere environment to replace the physical domain controller. You are trying to determine how much memory to give the virtual machine. What is your best option?

Options

ACreate the VM to match the memory of the domain controller
BGive the VM as much memory as possible to ensure optimal performance
CRead the vendor documentation and base your memory setting on that
DLook at the long-term memory metrics of the server and have the memory setting match the maximum

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Explanation

Viewing the memory performance data of the physical host can give you a solid understanding of how memory is used on the host and gives a good indication of the amount of memory you should set up for the replacement virtual machine.

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