VMCE_V12 · Question #119
A Veeam proxy server is configured as follows. No modifications are allowed to the transport mode. When performing a restore of a VMware virtual disk using this proxy server, the restore fails. What…
The correct answer is C. The virtual disk is thin-provisioned. Given the provided transport modes and the fact that no modifications are allowed to these settings, a possible cause for the restore of a VMware virtual disk to fail using this proxy server is C: The virtual disk is thin-provisioned. In the transport modes shown, the Direct…
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A Veeam proxy server is configured as follows. No modifications are allowed to the transport mode. When performing a restore of a VMware virtual disk using this proxy server, the restore fails. What is a possible cause?
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- ACBT is enabled on the virtual disk.
- BCBT is disabled on the virtual disk.
- CThe virtual disk is thin-provisioned.
- DThe virtual disk is thick-provisioned
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(34 responses)- A15% (5)
- B9% (3)
- C71% (24)
- D6% (2)
Explanation
Given the provided transport modes and the fact that no modifications are allowed to these settings, a possible cause for the restore of a VMware virtual disk to fail using this proxy server is C: The virtual disk is thin-provisioned. In the transport modes shown, the Direct storage access and Virtual appliance options would require the VM disk files to be accessible in a certain way that might not be compatible with thin-provisioned disks depending on the storage configuration and the current state of the VM. If the storage integration specifics or the snapshot handling do not support the thin- provisioned format, the restore operation could fail. It's important to ensure that the transport mode selected is compatible with the type of virtual disk being restored to prevent such issues.
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