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What can you do with Virtual Machine Manager?

• • A) Create and manage virtual machines

• • B) Create physical servers only

• • C) Manage network configurations exclusively

• • D) Perform hardware maintenance

What is a VM checkpoint

• • A) A full backup of a virtual machine

• • B) A point-in-time snapshot of a VM’s state

• • C) A reset point for the VM operating system

• • D) A recovery point for deleted files within the VM

What is the primary benefit of VM cloning?

• • A) It updates VM software.

• • B) It rapidly deploys a VM with the same configuration.

• • C) It changes the VM's operating system.

• • D) It reduces the VM's storage use.

Which is a correct statement about production checkpoints?

• • A) They include the memory state of the VM.

• • B) They do not include the memory state of the VM.

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  • C) They are used for full backups.

• • D) They cannot be created in Windows Server 2016.

What does VM storage migration involve?

• • A) Moving the VM to a new physical server

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  • B) Upgrading the VM’s operating system

• • C) Transferring the VM's storage to a different location

• • D) Converting the VM from virtual to physical

You can perform P2V (Physical to Virtual) conversions using Virtual Machine Manager.

• True

• False

Checkpoints can be used as a permanent backup solution.

• True

• False

VM cloning creates a new VM that is initially offline

• True

• False

Intelligent placement in VMM helps determine the best host for a VM based on performance

• True

• False

Standard checkpoints include the operating system of the VM

• true

• False