You are the network administrator for Corpnet.com. You have two Windows servers named HV1 and HV2. Both servers have the Hyper-V role installed. HV1 has an Intel processor, and HV2 has an AMD processor. HV2 hosts a virtual machine named VM1. You build another server named HV3 and install the Hyper-V role. HV3 has an Intel processor. You need to move VM1 from HV2 to HV3 with the least amount of downtime. What should you do?

Export VM1 on HV2 and then import it on HV3.

Create a replica of VM1 on HV3 and then execute a planned failover.

The Srv1 server runs Hyper-V and has several virtual servers installed. You would like to copy the VM4 virtual machine and create two new virtual machines running on Srv1. You are using the Hyper-V Manager console and want to complete the task with as little effort as possible. Which of the following procedures will let you create two virtual machines from the original VM4?

Export VM4 to the C:\Export folder. Copy the C:\Export folder to C:\Export2. Import the configuration using C:\Export\VM4 as the path. Import the configuration again using C:\Export2\VM4 as the path.

Export VM4 to the C:\Export folder. Copy the C:\Export folder to C:\Export2. Import the configuration using C:\Export as the path. Import the configuration again using C:\Export2 as the path.

Export VM4 to the C:\Export folder. Import the configuration choosing C:\Export\VM4 as the path. Import the configuration a second time.

Export VM4 to the C:\Export folder. Import the configuration choosing C:\Export as the path. Import the configuration a second time.

You have exported a virtual machine to a USB flash drive. You have just installed a new Hyper-V host, and you intend to build a lab environment consisting of several VMs on it. You plug the flash drive into the new host server and begin the import process. Partway through the process, the Import Virtual Machine wizard gives you several import types to choose from. Which of the following import types should you choose?

Copy the virtual machine (create a new unique ID)

Register the virtual machine in place (use the existing unique ID)

Restore the virtual machine (use the existing unique ID)

The sales department in your organization needs you to deploy a new web-based contact management application for them. The application runs only on Windows Server 2008 R2. You don't have a budget for new hardware, but you do have unused licenses available for this operating system. You decide to create a new virtual machine on an existing Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V host in your network. You plan to configure the virtual machine as follows: Specify a generation 2 virtual machine. Create a 200 GB virtual SCSI hard disk (VHDX) for the system volume. Create a 1 TB virtual SCSI hard disk (VHDX) for application data. Create a virtual SCSI optical drive. Install a 64-bit version of Windows Server 2008 R2. Will this configuration work

No. Windows Server 2008 R2 is not supported in generation 2 virtual machines.

No. The system (boot) drive must be an IDE virtual disk.

No. Generation 2 virtual machines do not support SCSI virtual optical drives.

Yes. This configuration meets all requirements.

No. Generation 2 virtual machines do not support VHDX virtual disk files

The sales department in your organization needs you to deploy a new web-based contact management application for them. The application runs on Windows Server 2012. You don't have a budget for new hardware, but you do have unused licenses available for this operating system. You decide to create a new virtual machine on an existing Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V host in your network. You created the virtual machine as follows: Generation 1 virtual machine 200 GB virtual IDE hard disk (VHDX) for the system volume 1 TB virtual SCSI hard disk (VHDX) for application data IDE virtual optical drive Windows Server 2012 After several months in production, you decide that you would like to implement the Secure Boot feature in the virtual machine. You know this feature is only available on generation 2 virtual machines, so you decide to upgrade the virtual machine and then implement the new feature. Will this configuration work?

No. You cannot change the generation of a virtual machine after it has been created.

No. The system (boot) drive must be a SCSI virtual disk in a generation 2 virtual machine.

No. Generation 2 virtual machines only support Windows Server 2012 R2 or Windows 8.1 as the guest operating system

Yes. This configuration meets all requirements

No. Generation 2 virtual machines do not support VHDX virtual disk files.

You want to implement Hyper-V so you can create a lab environment that mirrors your production network for testing applications before deploying them into your production environment. You're planning on having four virtual Windows servers in this lab environment. You plan to use hardware that you already have on hand to create your first Hyper-V host system. You have an unused system with the following specifications and OS installed: A 64-bit processor with second-level address translation (SLAT). VM monitor mode extensions. UEFI that supports virtualization with the following features: Hardware-assisted virtualization with Intel VT. Data Execution Prevention (DEP) enabled with Intel Execute Disable Bit (XD). 4 GB RAM. Windows Server 2016 Standard Edition with the Desktop Experience deployment. Will this system allow you to create your lab environment?

No. You need more RAM to support four virtual machines.

No. You need Windows Server 2016 Datacenter Edition to support Hyper-V.

Yes. This system meets the minimum requirements for a Hyper-V host.

No. You need to use a Windows Server 2016 Standard or Datacenter Edition with the Server Core deployment.

You want to implement Hyper-V so you can create a lab environment that mirrors your production network for testing applications before deploying them into your production environment. You're planning on having four virtual Windows Servers in this lab environment. You plan to use a file server already in production to create your first Hyper-V host system. You have a system with the following specifications and OS installed: A 64-bit processor with second-level address translation (SLAT). VM monitor mode extensions. UEFI that supports virtualization with the following features: Hardware-assisted virtualization with Intel VT. Data Execution Prevention (DEP) enabled with Intel Execute Disable Bit (XD). 64 GB RAM. Windows Server 2016 Standard edition with the Server Core deployment. Is this system a good choice for hosting your lab environment?

No, best practice suggests that the system should be a dedicated hypervisor host with only the Hyper-V role installed.

Yes, this system meets the best practice suggestions for a dedicated hypervisor host

No, best practice suggests that the system should be a dedicated hypervisor host using the Windows Server 2016 Datacenter edition with the Desktop Experience deployment.

No, best practice suggests that the system should be a dedicated hypervisor host using the Windows Server 2016 Datacenter edition.

You want to implement Hyper-V so you can create a lab environment that mirrors your production network for testing applications before deploying them into your production environment. You're planning on having four virtual Windows servers in this lab environment. Your lab environment will need access to the physical network and the Internet. You plan to use hardware that you already have on hand to create your first Hyper-V host system. You have an unused system with the following specifications and OS installed: A 64-bit processor with second-level address translation (SLAT) VM monitor mode extensions UEFI that supports virtualization with the following features: Hardware-assisted virtualization with Intel VT Data Execution Prevention (DEP) enabled with Intel Execute Disable Bit (XD) 64 GB RAM Windows Server 2016 Standard edition with the Server Core deployment A single 1 Gbps network adapter Is this system a good choice for hosting the lab environment you plan to build?

No. When guest systems need network access, best practice suggests that a host should have its own network adapter and an additional network adapter for every four virtual machines.

Yes. This system meets the best practice suggestions for hosting guest systems that need network access.

No. When guest systems need network access, best practice suggests that the Windows Server 2016 host system should use the Desktop Experience deployment.

No. When guest systems need network access, best practice suggests that the host system should use Windows Server 2016 Datacenter edition

You have decided to install multiple virtual servers. You install Hyper-V on a server that is running Windows Server 2016 Datacenter edition. You need to install the following virtual machines: Four servers running the Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard edition (64-bit) Three servers running the Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter edition (64-bit) Three servers running the Windows Server 2016 Standard edition (64-bit) To conserve disk space, you decide to use parent and differencing disks. You need to create the virtual hard disks used by the virtual machines. What should you do?

Create three fixed disks and ten differencing disks

Create one fixed disk and nine differencing disks.

Create two fixed disks and eight differencing disks.

Create one fixed disk and ten differencing disks.

Create three fixed disks and seven differencing disks.

You currently manage a virtual machine named VM12 that has been installed on the Srv5 physical server. The virtual machine uses a single fixed disk of 100 GB saved in the vdisk1.vhd file. Physical disk space on the server is getting low. When you run Disk Management within the virtual machine, you notice that only 30 GB of space is being used, but the vdisk1.vhd file occupies 100 GB. You want to reduce the physical size of the virtual hard disk. What should you do?

Convert the disk to a dynamically expanding disk named vdisk2.vhd. Delete vdisk1.vhd, and change vdisk2.vhd's name to vdisk1.vhd.

Create a differencing disk named vdisk2.vhd using vdisk1.vhd as the parent disk. Reconfigure the virtual server to use vdisk2.vhd instead of vdisk1.vhd.

Convert the disk to a dynamically expanding disk named vdisk2.vhd. Compact the disk. Convert the disk to a fixed disk named vdisk3.vhd. Delete vdisk1.vhd and change vdisk3.vhd's name to vdisk1.vhd.

You currently manage a virtual machine named VM18 that has been installed on the Srv5 physical server. The virtual machine uses a single dynamic disk of 100 GB. You notice that the physical size of the virtual hard disk is 40 GB, but that the virtual machine reports only a total of 20 GB of files. You want to reduce the physical space used by the virtual hard disk. What should you do?

Convert the disk to a fixed disk with a smaller size.

In the virtual machine, defragment the hard disk.

Create a differencing disk using the virtual machine's disk as the parent disk

You currently manage a virtual machine named VM18 that has been installed on the Srv5 physical server. The virtual machine runs Windows Server and a custom application. You receive an update to the application. You want to save the current state so if the update causes any problems, you can easily revert back to the state before the update was installed. What should you do?

Take a snapshot of the virtual machine.

Make a copy of the virtual machine configuration file.

Make a backup of all of the files that are part of the virtual machine.

Create a differencing disk from the current virtual hard disk and then archive the differencing disk.

You currently manage a virtual machine named VM12 that has been installed on the Srv5 physical server. The virtual machine uses a single fixed disk of 40 GB saved in the vdisk1.vhd file. The virtual machine is running out of free disk space. The virtual machine currently uses about 39.5 GB of the available disk space. You need to add more disk space to the virtual machine. What should you do?

Create a new virtual disk and copy the contents from vdisk1.vhd to it. Configure VM12 to use the new virtual disk instead of vdisk1.vhd.

Create a differencing disk using vdisk1.vhd as the parent. Configure VM12 to use the differencing disk instead of vdisk1.vhd.

Create a new virtual disk. Merge the new disk with vdisk1.vhd.

Convert the disk to a dynamically expanding disk.

You are the network administrator for westsim.com. The network consists of a single Active Directory domain. You are responsible for a server named HV1 that has the Hyper-V role installed. HV1 hosts a virtual machine that runs a custom web application that is in use 24 hours per day. The virtual machine has one hard drive that is hosted on a 127 GB expanding virtual hard drive (.vhdx). The server is running out of room. Management would like to upload 100 GB of new media files for use in the web application. You need to provide more storage space inside the virtual machine while minimizing downtime for the custom web application. What should you do?

Add a new virtual hard drive (.vhdx) to a SCSI controller.

Add a new virtual hard drive (.vhdx) to the existing IDE controller

Edit the existing virtual hard drive (.vhdx) file.

Add a new virtual hard drive (.vhdx) to a new IDE controller.

Which Hyper-V feature allows you to create read-only parent virtual hard disk files that are linked to child virtual hard disk files that contain only changes made to the parent disk?

Dynamically expanding VHD files

You are working in Hyper-V Manager on a system that hosts several Windows Server 2008 R2 virtual machines. You create snapshots of these virtual machines nightly as part of your disaster recovery plan. Users are complaining that they can no longer access the virtual servers. In Hyper-V Manager, they are identified as being in a Paused-Critical state. What should you do? (Select two. Each answer is a part of the overall solution.)

Install a new physical hard disk in the hypervisor host.

Move the snapshot files to the new hard disk.

Revert the virtual machines to the most recent snapshot.

Upgrade the virtual machines to Windows Server 2012 R2.

You are configuring a new external virtual switch in your Hyper-V host. You want the virtual machines running on the host to be able to use the physical network adapter installed in the system instead of virtual network interfaces. Click the option you would use to configure the virtual switch in this manner.

Enable single-root I/O virtualization (SR-IOV)

Allow management operating system to share this network adapter.

Enable virtual LAN identification for management operating system

You are considering implementing NIC Teaming in a virtual machine running in Hyper-V. The virtual machine is configured with 8 GB of system RAM, a 1 TB virtual hard disk file, and four virtual network adapters. You want to use all of the network adapters in the team to provide load balancing and failover. What should you do?

Reduce the number of virtual NICs in the team to two.

Reconfigure the virtual machine with 16 GB (or more) of system RAM.

Increase the number of virtual NICs in the team to five.

Increase the size of the virtual disk file to 2 TB (or more).

You are configuring a NIC team that is being used for failover only and not bandwidth aggregation. Which NIC teaming configuration must you use?

Link aggregation control protocol teaming

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30 sec • 1 pt

The Srv1 server runs Hyper-V and has several virtual servers installed. Currently, most virtual servers are used for testing purposes.
The physical system is running out of memory because of all of the virtual machines that are currently active. You want to stop three virtual machines to free up system resources.
You want to stop the virtual machines so that all open applications are still open and running when they start again.
What should you do?

Take a snapshot

Turn off the virtual machine.

Save the virtual machine.

Shut down the virtual machine.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

You are the network administrator for northsim.com. The network consists of a single Active Directory domain. The company has offices throughout the United States and internationally.
You have two Windows servers named HV1 and HV2 that are located in the New York office. Both servers have the Hyper-V role installed. Both servers have quad core processors and 16 GB of RAM.
HV1 hosts two virtual machines named APP1 and APP2:
APP1 hosts an application used heavily by users in New York.
APP2 hosts an application used heavily by users in London.
During the day, you observe poor performance on APP1 due to a shortage of memory. During the evening, APP1 performs fine. However, APP2 experiences poor performance during peak business hours in London due to a shortage of memory. There are no empty slots to add memory to the server, and management does not have budget to upgrade HV1 for at least 6 months. You need to improve performance for APP1 and APP2 using the least amount of administrative effort.
What should you do?

Install Integration Services in APP1 and APP2.

Implement a failover cluster using HV1 and HV2. Make HV1 the active member for APP1. Make HV2 the active member for APP2.

Increase the size of the page file on HV1.

Implement Dynamic Memory in the properties of APP1 and APP2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which Hyper-V feature found in Windows Server provides temporary memory that allows a virtual machine to restart even when there is not enough physical memory available?

Resource Metering

Dynamic Memory

Smart Paging

Resource Control

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

You need to view resource usage for a Hyper-V virtual machine named AccServer that is running on a Windows Server system.
Which PowerShell command can you use to do this?

Measure-VM -VMName AccServer

Checkpoint-VM -VMName AccServer

Get-VM AccServer

Get-VMIntegrationService AccServer

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

You need to view resource usage for a Hyper-V virtual machine named AccServer that is running on a Windows Server system.
Before you can actually retrieve resource usage information, you first need to turn resource metering on for the virtual machine.
Which PowerShell command can you use to do this?

Measure-VM -VMName AccServer

Get-VMBios AccServer

Enable-VMEventing AccServer

Enable-VMResourceMetering -VMName AccServer

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

You are the network administrator for Corpnet.com. The network has two servers that run Windows Server. They are named HV1 and HV2. Both servers are running the Hyper-V role and are members of a cluster named Cluster1. HV1 hosts a virtual machine running a Windows server named VM1. HV1 is running low on space. You would like to transfer the .VHD file for VM1 to HV2 while you requisition additional space. VM1 must remain available while space is added to HV1.
What should you do?

Perform a quick migration

Perform a live migration.

Enable virtual machine monitoring.

Perform a storage migration.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

You are the network administrator for Corpnet.com. You have several virtual machines hosted on a VMware platform. You have installed a new Windows server that has the Hyper-V role installed. You need to migrate the VMware virtual machines to Hyper-V.
What should you do?

Use the Microsoft Virtual Machine Converter (MVMC) tool.

Use the Disk2VHD tool.

Use the Microsoft Assessment and Planning (MAP) toolkit

Use the Application Compatibility toolkit (ACT).

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Which Hyper-V feature found in Windows Server provides temporary memory that allows a virtual machine to restart even when there is not enough physical memory available?

You need to view resource usage for a Hyper-V virtual machine named AccServer that is running on a Windows Server system.Which PowerShell command can you use to do this?

You need to view resource usage for a Hyper-V virtual machine named AccServer that is running on a Windows Server system.Before you can actually retrieve resource usage information, you first need to turn resource metering on for the virtual machine.Which PowerShell command can you use to do this?

You are the network administrator for Corpnet.com. You have several virtual machines hosted on a VMware platform. You have installed a new Windows server that has the Hyper-V role installed. You need to migrate the VMware virtual machines to Hyper-V.What should you do?

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You need to view resource usage for a Hyper-V virtual machine named AccServer that is running on a Windows Server system.
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