Question 1

What does the Ctrl + Alt + Break key combination do within Hyper-V?

Accepted Answer

A)  It releases the host mouse and keyboard from the VM's management screen. 
B)  It pauses the currently selected running virtual machine. 
C)  It performs a paste operation. 
D)  It toggles the use of the Full Screen Mode.

Question 2

How do the two different types of checkpoints available in Hyper-V differ?

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Question 3

What happens when the "Delete" link is used from the Actions menu in Hyper-V Manager?

Accepted Answer

A)  The virtual machine configuration files and virtual hard disks are deleted. 
B)  The virtual machine configuration files are removed, but the virtual disk files are left in place. 
C)  The virtual machine configuration files are retained, but the virtual disk files are deleted. 
D)  The virtual machine is removed from the list in Hyper-V manager, but both the configuration files and disk files remain intact.

Question 4

Under what menu in the Virtual Machine Connection window can you send a "Ctrl+Alt+Delete" sequence to the guest OS?

Accepted Answer

A)  File 
B)  Action 
C)  View 
D)  Edit

Question 5

When using the Hyper-V hypervisor, what is the default mouse release key combination that will transfer mouse control from the VM back to the host?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ctrl + Home 
B)  Ctrl + Enter 
C)  Ctrl + Alt + left arrow 
D)  Ctrl + Alt + Insert

Question 6

What is the default disk type utilized by the Hyper-V hypervisor?

Accepted Answer

A)  differencing disk 
B)  dynamic disk 
C)  fixed disk 
D)  independent disk

Question 7

A production type checkpoint within Hyper-V utilizes what service in the guest OS to perform the checkpoint?

Accepted Answer

A)  Windows Backup Service 
B)  Volume Shadow Copy Service 
C)  Background Intelligent Transfer Service 
D)  Integration Services Checkpoint for Windows

Question 8

What is used to facilitate the use of virtual machine dynamic memory?

Accepted Answer

A)  The virtual hard disk associated with the virtual machine. 
B)  A registry entry that enables sharing the host's page file with all guest machines. 
C)  The virtualization features of the processor are used to overload and compress the amount of physical RAM needed for the dynamic memory. 
D)  The smart paging file, which is normally located in the same directory as the virtual machine configuration files.

Question 9

You are about to install a guest OS from a DVD disc. What must you do in order to install the guest OS in a generation two virtual machine?

Accepted Answer

A)  Map the host's DVD drive to a DVD drive in the virtual machine. 
B)  An IDE controller must be added to the virtual machine, and a DVD player attached to it. 
C)  An ISO file must be created from the DVD in order to use it with a generation two virtual machine. 
D)  Nothing, the default configuration for a second generation virtual machine is to use the physical DVD drive as the source for installation.

Question 10

You have enabled the "Data Exchange" feature within Integration Services for Hyper-V. What registry key is used to pass information back and forth between the guest and the host?

Accepted Answer

A)  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Virtual Machine\Guest\Parameters 
B)  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Hyper-V\Guest\Parameters 
C)  HKEY_USERS\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Hyper-V\Guest\Parameters 
D)  HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Virtual Machine\Guest\Parameters

Question 11

What are the three import types in Hyper-V?

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Question 12

What are the features that are enabled through the use of Integration Services with Hyper-V?

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Question 13

Diskette drives are only available on generation one virtual machines.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

When using a physical graphics card to accelerate video and 3D rendering in a virtual machine, what role must be added to the server?

Accepted Answer

A)  Virtualized Desktop Infrastructure role 
B)  Terminal Services role 
C)  3D Render Host role 
D)  Remote Desktop Virtualization role

Question 15

You are attempting to install a Windows Server 2008 guest OS to a SCSI based drive within a generation one virtual machine, however, you find you are unable to perform the install. What is the reason for this failure?

Accepted Answer

A)  Windows Server 2008 does not support the virtual SCSI controller used by generation one VMs in Hyper-V. 
B)  A SCSI based drive can't be added to a generation one virtual machine. 
C)  Generation one virtual machines do not support a non-IDE based boot drive. 
D)  The BIOS of a generation one virtual machine will not recognize the SCSI controller.

Question 16

What are some of the limitations inherent in the use of generation one versus generation two virtual machines?

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Question 17

A virtual machine that is paused on Hyper-V has a saved state, similar to a snapshot, that is reverted to when the virtual machine is resumed.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Where can the settings for the Shielding option on a virtual machine be configured?

Accepted Answer

A)  Under the Hyper-V Settings window for a host, in the Server section. 
B)  Under the Hyper-V Settings window for a host, in the User section. 
C)  Under the Settings window for the virtual machine, in the Hardware section. 
D)  Under the Settings window for the virtual machine, in the Management section.

Question 19

What configuration settings are available in the Hyper-V Settings Server section, and what does each setting do?

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Question 20

Available on both generations of virtual machines, Secure Boot can be used to block unauthorized software and operating systems from running at boot.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 5: Installing and Working With Microsoft Hyper-V

What does the Ctrl + Alt + Break key combination do within Hyper-V?

How do the two different types of checkpoints available in Hyper-V differ?

What happens when the "Delete" link is used from the Actions menu in Hyper-V Manager?

Under what menu in the Virtual Machine Connection window can you send a "Ctrl+Alt+Delete" sequence to the guest OS?

When using the Hyper-V hypervisor, what is the default mouse release key combination that will transfer mouse control from the VM back to the host?

What is the default disk type utilized by the Hyper-V hypervisor?

A production type checkpoint within Hyper-V utilizes what service in the guest OS to perform the checkpoint?

What is used to facilitate the use of virtual machine dynamic memory?

You are about to install a guest OS from a DVD disc. What must you do in order to install the guest OS in a generation two virtual machine?

You have enabled the "Data Exchange" feature within Integration Services for Hyper-V. What registry key is used to pass information back and forth between the guest and the host?

What are the three import types in Hyper-V?

What are the features that are enabled through the use of Integration Services with Hyper-V?

Diskette drives are only available on generation one virtual machines.

When using a physical graphics card to accelerate video and 3D rendering in a virtual machine, what role must be added to the server?

You are attempting to install a Windows Server 2008 guest OS to a SCSI based drive within a generation one virtual machine, however, you find you are unable to perform the install. What is the reason for this failure?

What are some of the limitations inherent in the use of generation one versus generation two virtual machines?

A virtual machine that is paused on Hyper-V has a saved state, similar to a snapshot, that is reverted to when the virtual machine is resumed.

Where can the settings for the Shielding option on a virtual machine be configured?

What configuration settings are available in the Hyper-V Settings Server section, and what does each setting do?

Available on both generations of virtual machines, Secure Boot can be used to block unauthorized software and operating systems from running at boot.