QUESTION 1 What type of datastores are supported by vSphere? VMFS NFS Virtual SA

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QUESTION 1 What type of datastores are supported by vSphere? VMFS NFS Virtual SAN Virtual Volumes QUESTION 2 VMFS uses a block size of 1 MB O True O False QUESTION 3 RDM enables you to store virtual machine data directly on a LUN O True O False QUESTION 4 What is the letter "T" stands for on Storage Naming Convention vmhbaN:C:TL Adapter O Target Controller O LUN QUESTION 5 You can shrink VMFS datastore dynamically O True O False QUESTION 6 VMFS datastore can have a maximum volume size up of _ TB

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Answer1 :

VMFS , A datastore is a sensible storage substance, generally utilized as an archive for virtual machine files including log files, scripts, arrangement files, virtual plates, et cetera. vSphere underpins two sorts of datastores, VMFS and NAS.

Answer 2:

TRUE ,  vSphere 5.0 and later releases have a block size of 1 MB only.

ANSWER 3 :

TRUE , Raw device mapping (RDM) is a choice in the VMware server virtualization condition that empowers a storage logical unit number (LUN) to be specifically associated with a virtual machine (VM) from the storage zone arrange (SAN).

Answer 4:

T stands for Target, vmhbaAdapter:CChannel:TTarget:LLUN

Answer 5:

FALSE ,  VMFS datastores can't have their ability diminished without decimating the first datastore.

Answer 6:

2TB

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