A 2TB VMFS3 datastore has been upgraded to VMFS5. The original block size was 2MB.
What effect will this upgrade have on the maximum file size supported by the datastore?
A.
The maximum virtual disk size remains 512MB
B.
The maximum virtual disk size increases to 1TB
C.
The maximum virtual disk size increases to 32TB providing the datastore is also increased
D.
The maximum virtual disk size increases to 2TB minus 512B
Explanation:
Reference: (REVIEWED)http://blogs.vmware.com/vsphere/2011/08/2tb-vmdks-on-upgraded-vmfs-3-to-vmfs-5-really.html
Correct answer is A! You only change the format AFTER 2TB If it was 2.01 TB then yes the answer would be correct but it’s 2 TB even meaning A is the correct Answer.
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Ref: page 4, vsphere-50-configuration-maximums.pdf
“Maximum file size for upgraded VMFS5 is 2TB minus 512 bytes, irrespective of the file‐system block “
My +1 it is A,
Sorry, but . . . i don’t understand. Answer “A” is “The maximum virtual disk size remains 512MB”, but I think that you replay about answer “B: The maximum virtual disk size increases to 2TB minus 512B”. It’s correct?
I would have to agree with Vladimyre and cstarts the correct answer would be A.
http://blogs.vmware.com/vsphere/2011/08/2tb-vmdks-on-upgraded-vmfs-3-to-vmfs-5-really.html
The correct answer seems to be a mash-up of A, C & D:
“The maximum virtual disk size remains 512MB, but the maximum virtual disk size increases to 2TB minus 512B providing the datastore is also increased.”