Information Technology Reference
In-Depth Information
This section contains the solutions to the thought experiments and answers to the objective
review questions in this chapter.
1.
You can deploy VMM as a clustered role on a failover cluster, and the SQL database
that supports it as a clustered role on a separate failover cluster. This meets the goal
of making VMM highly available without deploying VMM on a highly available virtual
machine.
2.
You can configure a DPM secondary server as a replica. You can also deploy the DPM
database on a SQL Server failover cluster. This meets the goal of making DPM highly
available without deploying the workload in a virtual machine.
Correct answer:
C
a.
Incorrect:
While VMM does include the ability to determine whether a VMM
server or virtualization host is compliant against a software update baseline, VMM
does not include the ability to monitor the software update compliance of other
virtual machines running in the private cloud.
Incorrect:
Operations Manager does not include the ability to monitor software
update compliance.
B.
Correct:
You can use Configuration Manager to monitor software update compli-
ance for Windows 8.1 virtual machines.
C.
Incorrect:
Orchestrator does not include the ability to monitor software update
compliance.
D.
Correct answers:
B, C, and D
a.
2.
Incorrect:
You can only deploy one Orchestrator management server.
Correct:
Deploying multiple runbook servers will make the Orchestrator deploy-
ment more highly available.
B.
Correct:
Deploying the Orchestration database on a SQL Server failover cluster will
make the Orchestrator deployment more highly available.
C.
Correct:
Deploying the management server on a highly available virtual machine
will make the Orchestrator deployment more highly available.
D.
