An administrator wants to create virtual machine (VM) templates and store them in a content library. The administrator would like to use the content library to manage different versions of these templates so that reverting to an earlier version is an option.
How should the administrator create these templates?
To create virtual machine (VM) templates and manage different versions within a content library, the appropriate method is to select a VM in the vCenter inventory and clone it to the content library as a VM template type. This process ensures that the VM template is integrated into the content library and can be versioned, allowing for reverting to earlier versions if needed.
A. Select a VM in the vCenter inventory. Clone the VM to the content library as a VM template type.
I answered A on the test, passed with 428.
A. Select a VM in the vCenter inventory. Clone the VM to the content library as a VM template type.
for me is A
Chat GPT & Bard are pointing to D
for me too
It's A From Vmware https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW6luKuOGzk
A Versioning information is only available for templates in a Published or Local Content Library. To add a template to an existing content library, select a VM and select "Clone as Template to Library"
https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/8.0/vsphere-vm-administration/GUID-E9EAF7AC-1C08-441A-AB80-0BAA1EAF9F0A.html Look under Revert to a Previous Version of a Template
Same article, but i would say this is more relevant to the selections of answers. VM Templates in Content Libraries and in the vCenter Server Inventory A VM template is a template of a virtual machine. You create a VM template by cloning a virtual machine into a template.
A is the correct answer
IMOP the administrator's essentially req is vm template version management , so i rather select B.
Change to A
Why does this show as C, when everyone here agrees its A. I see this on a lot of the questions.