VIRTUAL COMPUTING 4 UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
Question 1.
What virtualization product supports the use of 4-KB disk sectors within virtual drives, allowing the
virtual machine to take advantage of increased storage capacity?
ANSWER
Microsoft Hyper-V
Question 2.
Worms are viruses that are operating at the same privilege as the hypervisor and have methods to
hide from detection by anti-virus software.
ANSWER
False
Question 3.
What VMware vSphere technology allows you to move not only a running virtual machine to a
different vSphere host, but also the files associated with the virtual machines to a different data store?
ANSWER
Storage vMotion
Question 4.
You have just turned on a virtual machine and after determining that a network issue exists, you
discover that the virtual machine is using the IP address of 169.254.141.259, with a subnet mask of
255.255.0.0, and no default gateway has been set. What is the issue?
ANSWER
The virtual machine has failed to receive an IP address from a DHCP server, and has resorted
to an APIPA address.
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QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
Question 1.
What virtualization product supports the use of 4-KB disk sectors within virtual drives, allowing the
virtual machine to take advantage of increased storage capacity?
ANSWER
Microsoft Hyper-V
Question 2.
Worms are viruses that are operating at the same privilege as the hypervisor and have methods to
hide from detection by anti-virus software.
ANSWER
False
Question 3.
What VMware vSphere technology allows you to move not only a running virtual machine to a
different vSphere host, but also the files associated with the virtual machines to a different data store?
ANSWER
Storage vMotion
Question 4.
You have just turned on a virtual machine and after determining that a network issue exists, you
discover that the virtual machine is using the IP address of 169.254.141.259, with a subnet mask of
255.255.0.0, and no default gateway has been set. What is the issue?
ANSWER
The virtual machine has failed to receive an IP address from a DHCP server, and has resorted
to an APIPA address.
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