Which three options are supported for use in place of local disks?

An administrator plans to deploy ESXi 5.x on a blade server containing no local disks.
Which three options are supported for use in place of local disks? (Choose three)

An administrator plans to deploy ESXi 5.x on a blade server containing no local disks.
Which three options are supported for use in place of local disks? (Choose three)

A.
A dedicated Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) LUN

B.
A PXE capable NIC

C.
A shared Fibre Channel LUN

D.
An NFS share

E.
USB Drive

Explanation:
Page 27 from vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-50-installation-setup-guide.pdf

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Ed

Ed

If it is asking about Boot able device, this question may not apply to ESX 5.1 as you can boot from any of the devices listed. What aspect of Local Disk does the question try to compare? Any thought?

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Rich

Rich

The question is vague, but it seems that in any sense an PXE capable NIC can never be used in place of a local disk. A NIC will never be a disk.

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