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10. Answer C is correct. The Service Console is based on Red Hat Linux Enterprise 3 Update 6. |
10. Answer C is correct. As of ESX 3.5 Update 2, the service console is now based on Red Hat Linux Enterprise 3 Update 9. |
2/2/2009 |
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An example of this would be if the Available Memory setting is configured for 1GB and the reservation is set to 2GB; then the VMkernel creates a swap file to compensate for the difference. |
An example of this would be if the Available Memory setting is configured for 2GB and the reservation is set to 1GB; then the VMkernel creates a swap file to compensate for the difference. |
2/2/2009 |
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Depending on the version of VirtualCenter that you are using, these values will change. When the book was written, VMware had just released Update 1. The values in Table 9.1 are currently valid for Resource Pools, as for VMs, the values should read: High=2000, Normal=1000, and Low=500. |
2/2/2009 |
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62. You have chosen to use a RAID 5 solution for your VI3 environment. You have two 4TB drives that you want to use for this configuration. In this configuration, how much practical storage space is available?
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62. You have chosen to use a RAID 5 solution for your VI3 environment. You have four 1TB drives that you want to use for this configuration. In this configuration, how much practical storage space is available?? |
2/2/2009 |