Q: 19
Which three vSphere features are still supported for Windows-based virtual machines when enabling vSphere's -virtualization-based security feature? (Choose three.)
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C. A and E tbh. FT isn’t supported with VBS from what I’ve read, so not D.
A C, and E are it. VBS breaks compatibility with Fault Tolerance and PCI passthrough because of how it handles VM execution-FT needs full control of VM state, but VBS changes the way that's managed. vMotion, HA, and DRS are still good since those just manage the VM container. Pretty confident but open to other views if VMware changed something recently.
A, C, E tbh. D is tempting but FT isn't compatible with VBS, seen this called out in VMware docs before.
A. C, E tbh. VBS blocks FT but still allows vMotion, HA, and DRS. Seen this on a similar exam version.
I don't think Fault Tolerance (D) works with VBS enabled. A, C, and E are supported because vMotion, HA, and DRS don't require device-level hooks that VBS restricts. D is a common trap, seen this mix-up on practice exams.
C/D? I thought Fault Tolerance (D) would be supported since it's about high availability, but I think there's a catch with VBS and FT not playing nice together. C is solid, but D is kind of a trap here. Anyone else see conflicting info in VMware docs?
D imo
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