Which two situations could cause a virtual machine to a…

Which two situations could cause a virtual machine to appear with (orphaned) appended to its name? (Choose
two.)

Which two situations could cause a virtual machine to appear with (orphaned) appended to its name? (Choose
two.)

A.
if a host failover is unsuccessful

B.
if a virtual machine was removed from vCenter Server’s inventory

C.
if a virtual machine was deployed from template, and the template has been deleted

D.
if a virtual machine is unregistered directly on the host

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A and D.

https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/6.5/com.vmware.vsphere.troubleshooting.doc/GUID-BFD8C9BC-30FB-4A92-AFEC-2FC9FF387920.html

Problem
Virtual machines that reside on an ESXi host that vCenter Server manages might become orphaned in rare cases. Such virtual machines exist in the vCenter Server database, but the ESXi host no longer recognizes them.

Cause
Virtual machines can become orphaned if a host failover is unsuccessful, or when the virtual machine is unregistered directly on the host. If this situation occurs, move the orphaned virtual machine to another host in the data center on which the virtual machine files are stored.

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