A. Lazy-zeroed thick-provisioned
B. Independent persistent
C. Eager-zeroed thick-provisioned
D. Thin-provisioned
E. None of the above
(Choose the best answer.)
Monday, March 8, 2021
[ CHALLENGE QUESTION ] VM minimum storage capacity.
Which virtual disk option allows an ESXi virtual machine (VM) to consume the minimum storage capacity?
A. Lazy-zeroed thick-provisioned
B. Independent persistent
C. Eager-zeroed thick-provisioned
D. Thin-provisioned
E. None of the above
(Choose the best answer.)
A. Lazy-zeroed thick-provisioned
B. Independent persistent
C. Eager-zeroed thick-provisioned
D. Thin-provisioned
E. None of the above
(Choose the best answer.)
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