An administrator needs to boot a VM to a bootable CD. The administrator tries to configure the VM to boot to it, selects to add disk, and goes to the images available. The image for the bootable CD is unavailable.
What is the likely issue?
An administrator needs to boot a VM to a bootable CD. The administrator tries to configure the VM to boot to it, selects to add disk, and goes to the images available. The image for the bootable CD is unavailable.
What is the likely issue?
The likely issue is that the administrator selected a disk instead of an ISO when creating the image. For a VM to boot from a CD, the bootable image needs to be in ISO format and added as a CD-ROM, not as a standard disk. If the image is added as a disk, it will not appear as an option for booting to a CD.
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don't understand the question
Answer is D, uploaded a DISK instead of an ISO so it is not listed as an option for mounting as a CD-ROM to a guest VM.
Correct answer D. The administrator selected a disk instead of an ISO when creating the image
D is correct!
D is correct : from course guide ---If not added as ISO (CDROM), VM may not boot
OMG, how can many of the answers are wrong. Answer is Cleary D.
D is Correct