A user is assigned two writable volumes, one created using a Windows 7 and another using a Windows 10 machine.
Which of the following scenarios will happen when the user logs on to a Windows 10 VM?
A user is assigned two writable volumes, one created using a Windows 7 and another using a Windows 10 machine.
Which of the following scenarios will happen when the user logs on to a Windows 10 VM?
When a user logs on to a Windows 10 VM, the system can attach only one writable volume at a time. The writable volume created using a Windows 10 machine will get attached because it matches the operating system of the virtual machine the user is logging into.
D es la respuesta. https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-App-Volumes/2206/app-volumes-admin-guide/GUID-B527414C-C0DC-4096-89E8-D4E192C4131D.html
A virtual machine can have only one writable volume attached at any given time and the matching version will take priority. So D
A user can have more than one Writable Volume attached at the same time if the volume is OS-specific, or created for a computer with a specific prefix. For example, suppose that you create a Writable Volume for each of the following: A Windows 7 machine A Windows 10 machine A computer with Win2012-dev prefix to its name A computer with Win2012-test prefix to its name Then, when the user logs in to these different machines at the same time, each Writable Volume that is assigned to the specific machine is attached to the user at the same time. https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-App-Volumes/2206/app-volumes-admin-guide/GUID-B527414C-C0DC-4096-89E8-D4E192C4131D.html Combine that with the fact that a virtual machine can have only one Writable Volume attached to the virtual machine at a given time.
I think answer is D:- A virtual machine can have only one Writable Volume attached to the virtual machine at a given time. A Writable Volume can be attached only to a single virtual machine at a given time. https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-App-Volumes/2206/app-volumes-admin-guide/GUID-B527414C-C0DC-4096-89E8-D4E192C4131D.html
One writable volume per machine. If the volume was created with a machine OS prefix it can only be attached to that OS. In theory the user could have an active session on win10 with the win10 volume while at the same time have a session on a windows 7 VM with the win7 volume attached.
Agree D