When deploying an OVF template, the resulting virtual disk is created in what file format?
A.
OVF
B.
VMDK
C.
VMX
D.
VSWP
When deploying an OVF template, the resulting virtual disk is created in what file format?
When deploying an OVF template, the resulting virtual disk is created in what file format?
Anser is D:, VMDK is the file format for virtual disks.
my understanding is that VMDK is also a file format being used by the virtual disks, hence B is the correct answer.
http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/index.jsp#com.vmware.vsphere.vm_admin.doc_50/GUID-8FB35C41-FB9D-45AD-B51D-06B354EAC90F.html?
BlazIn how answer D is possible.
VSWP is the memory swap file, which is created when you power on a VM, in lieu of physical host memory if an ESX host exhausts all of its physical memory because it is overcommitted. These files are created equal in size to the amount of memory assigned to a VM, minus any memory reservations (default is 0) that a VM may have set on it i.e., a 4 GB VM with a 1 GB reservation will have a 3 GB VSWP file created
The obvious answer is B