Question 1

You are creating a new VM in Hyper-V and you want the VM to be able to perform a secure boot. What option do you need to choose when configuring the VM?
A) dynamic memory
B) generation 2
C) private network
D) boot from physical DVD

Accepted Answer

Generation 2 VMs in Hyper-V support secure boot, which is a feature designed to prevent unauthorized operating systems and software from loading during the startup process. This feature is not available for Generation 1 VMs.

Question 2

You have two Hyper-V servers named H1 and H2. You are running a VM on H1 and have enabled VM replication so the VM is replicated to H2. You want to check the status of the VM that is replicated to H2. Which VM are you checking the status of?
A) primary
B) secondary
C) replica
D) standby

Accepted Answer

The VM on H2 is the replica of the original VM on H1. In Hyper-V replication, the original VM is referred to as the primary VM, and the VM it is replicated to is known as the replica VM.

Question 3

You are configuring a VM running on Hyper-V. You want the VM to be able to communicate with the host and other VMs on the same virtual switch. Which type of virtual switch should you connect the VM to?
A) NAT
B) LAN segment
C) Private
D) Internal

Accepted Answer

An Internal virtual switch allows VMs on the same host to communicate with each other and with the host system, fitting the described requirements.

Question 4

What should you enable on a Hyper-V virtual machine running Windows 10 if you wish to install Sandbox?
A) nested virtualization
B) checkpoints
C) PowerShell
D) Virtual Machine Platform

Accepted Answer

Nested virtualization is required to run a virtual machine inside another virtual machine, which is essentially what Windows Sandbox does on a Hyper-V virtual machine.

Question 5

Which of the following is a benefit of using containers instead of whole-system virtualization?
A) less resource intensive
B) support for multiple OSs
C) no kernel sharing
D) host hardware is not shared

Accepted Answer

Containers are less resource-intensive than whole-system virtualization because they share the host system's kernel rather than requiring a full operating system for each instance.

Question 6

Which of the following is a container management platform used by Linux and Windows?
A) PowerShell
B) Sandbox
C) Docker
D) vSphere

Accepted Answer

Docker is a container management platform that supports both Linux and Windows operating systems, allowing users to package applications into containers.

Quiz 8: Virtualization and Cloud Computing Fundamentals

You are creating a new VM in Hyper-V and you want the VM to be able to perform a secure boot. What option do you need to choose when configuring the VM?

You have two Hyper-V servers named H1 and H2. You are running a VM on H1 and have enabled VM replication so the VM is replicated to H2. You want to check the status of the VM that is replicated to H2. Which VM are you checking the status of?

You are configuring a VM running on Hyper-V. You want the VM to be able to communicate with the host and other VMs on the same virtual switch. Which type of virtual switch should you connect the VM to?

What should you enable on a Hyper-V virtual machine running Windows 10 if you wish to install Sandbox?

Which of the following is a benefit of using containers instead of whole-system virtualization?

Which of the following is a container management platform used by Linux and Windows?