Which two statements are true about the share value for a virtual machine after it has been added to a resource pool?

Which two statements are true about the share value for a virtual machine after it has been added to a resource pool? (Choose two.)

Which two statements are true about the share value for a virtual machine after it has been added to a resource pool? (Choose two.)

A.
If a previously defined custom share value exists, the existing %Shares value is retained.

B.
If a previously defined custom share value exists, the %Shares value is adjusted relative to the total number of shares in the resource pool.

C.
If a previously defined share level (high, medium, low) exists, the %Shares value is maintained.

D.
If a previously defined share level (high, medium, low) exists, the %Shares value is adjusted to reflect the total number of shares in use in the resource pool.



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Bill Gates

Bill Gates

Answer is A and D not B and D
see p48 vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-501-resource-management-guide.pdf

If the virtual machine has custom shares assigned, the share value is maintained.

Vess

Vess

Correct, it should be A and D. Custom shares are maintained.

billy

billy

B and D are correct.

“If the virtual machine has custom shares assigned, the share value is maintained.”

Share value is maintained but share% will be re-calculated based on the new total.

Jon Doe

Jon Doe

B and D are correct.

%shares is recalculated. Test it yourself and you’ll see. I did.

Ed

Ed

The official statement said

– If the virtual machine’s shares are high, medium, or low, %Shares adjusts to reflect the total number of shares in use in the new resource pool.

■ If the virtual machine has custom shares assigned, the share value is maintained

http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-51/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.vmware.vsphere.install.doc%2FGUID-7C9A1E23-7FCD-4295-9CB1-C932F2423C63.html#com.vmware.vsphere.resmgmt.doc/GUID-0A910DD0-C75B-46BA-AEC4-7C4B1641C93F.html?resultof=%2522%2573%2568%2561%2572%2565%2522%2520%2522%2576%2561%256c%2575%2565%2522%2520%2522%2576%2561%256c%2575%2522%2520%2522%2561%2564%2564%2522%2520

I agreed that the %share values will always adjusted. The actual shares for the added VM will change with High, Medium, Low, but do not changed with custom level. Tricky Question!

Ed

Ed

Therefore, B and D are correct.

vcp510

vcp510

poorly worded question

“B and D are correct.
The correct answer should be B & D not A & D. According to the explanation, if a virtual machine has custom shares assigned, the “share value” is maintained, not the “% share value”.
The “%share value” will always change as virtual machines are added/removed from a resource pool. If it has a custom share value, lets say “1500 shares”, when it is moved to another resource pool it will still have “1500″ shares but its “% of shares” of the total resource pool will vary depending on the relative number of shares it has in relation to other virtual machines in the resource pool.

TestKing

TestKing

Answer is A and D.

Like Ed said, its a tricky question but the ‘key’ thing to note is that ‘CUSTOM’ is being overlooked by some of the above posters.

Page 48: If the virtual machine has custom shares assigned, the share value is maintained. In addition read the note section directly below it.

Answer B is just rewording of what it states on page 48 (bullet # 2). It adds ‘CUSTOM’ to the statement which then in turn makes it incorrect.

zee

zee

Vcp510 is correct