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QUESTION 214:
What are Shares?
A. Number of shares allocated to this virtual machine.
B. Amount of CPU or memory specified as reservation for this virtual machine. By default, no reservation is specified and 0 is displayed.
C. Shares specified for this virtual machine. Each virtual machine is entitled to resources in proportion to its specified shares, bounded by its reservation and limit. A virtual machine with twice as many shares as another is entitled to twice as many resources. Shares default to Normal.
D. Amount of CPU or memory specified as upper limit for this virtual machine. By default, no limit is specified and Unlimited is displayed.
E. Percentage of shares allocated to this virtual machine.
F. For resource pools, either Expandable or Fixed.
Answer: C
QUESTION 215:
What is the Shares Value?
A. Number of shares allocated to this virtual machine.
B. Amount of CPU or memory specified as reservation for this virtual machine. By default, no reservation is specified and 0 is displayed.
C. Shares specified for this virtual machine. Each virtual machine is entitled to resources in proportion to its specified shares, bounded by its reservation and limit. A virtual machine with twice as many shares as another is entitled to twice as many resources. Shares default to Normal.
D. Amount of CPU or memory specified as upper limit for this virtual machine. By default, no limit is specified and Unlimited is displayed.
E. Percentage of shares allocated to this virtual machine.
F. For resource pools, either Expandable or Fixed.
Answer: A
