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| Question ID 5354 | A customer needs a datastore to be seen across multiple vSphere clusters with applications inside of the virtual machines that must detect the physical characteristics of the storage device. |
| Option A | A. A virtual disk on a VMFS datastore |
| Option B | B. A raw device mapped disk in virtual compatibility mode |
| Option C | C. A raw device mapped disk in physical compatibility mode |
| Option D | D. A virtual disk on an NFS datastore |
| Correct Answer | C |
| Question ID 5355 | The current block size of a datastore in VMFS3 is 4MB. An administrator needs to upgrade the datastore to VMFS5 and wants to change it to 1MB block size. |
| Option A | A. Upgrade the datastore to VMFS 5. Select the 1MB block size option during the upgrade. |
| Option B | B. Create a new VMFS5 datastore with a 1MB block size. Migrate all virtual machines from the existing datastore to the new datastore, then delete the VMFS3 datastore. |
| Option C | C. Upgrade the datastore to VMFS5. Use vmkfstools to change the block size on the upgraded datastore. |
| Option D | D. Create a new VMFS5 datastore with a 1MB block size. Migrate all virtual machines from the existing datastore to the new datastore. Upgrade the virtual machine hardware on the migrated VMs, then delete the VMFS3 datastore. |
| Correct Answer | B |