Which three specific configuration options are included during virtual machine creation? (Choose three

The Typical option is selected while running the New Virtual Machine Wizard in the vSphere Client.

Which three specific configuration options are included during virtual machine creation? (Choose three.)

The Typical option is selected while running the New Virtual Machine Wizard in the vSphere Client.

Which three specific configuration options are included during virtual machine creation? (Choose three.)

A.
Datastore location

B.
Virtual machine version

C.
Number of vCPUs

D.
Storage DRS

E.
Virtual disk size

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AndrewZez

B,C,E is correct – http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.vmware.vsphere.vm_admin.doc_50%2FGUID-0433C0DC-63F7-4966-9B53-0BECDDEB6420.html

AndrewZez

Scratch that – I was wrong!
Correct answer – ADE

diego

number of vCPUs and Storage DRS are not in the “create new virtual machine (Typical) form” – for me ABE are correct, please help

Erik

ADE Should be correct. when selecting destination storage there is also a “Disable Storage DRS for this VM” selection.

DCW

A,D,E

For a Typical configuration, verify that you have the following information:
– Virtual machine name and inventory location.
– Location in which to place the virtual machine (cluster, host, resource pool). ** D Storage DRS **
– Datastore on which to store the virtual machine’s files. ** A Datastore Location **
– Guest operating system and version.
– Parameters for the virtual disk size and provisioning settings. ** E Virtual Disk Size **

http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.vmware.vsphere.vm_admin.doc_50%2FGUID-0433C0DC-63F7-4966-9B53-0BECDDEB6420.html

Virtual Dinkus

So this is a trick question because it depends on whether or not you actually have datastore clusters with SDRS enabled at the time you are creating the VM via the wizard.

*If* you have created a datastore cluster *and* enabled SDRS, no action by the admin is required during the wizard to enable SDRS. Rather, as Erik mentioned above, the only “option” you have is to *disable* SDRS on the specific VM you are creating.