VMware vSphere 7.x Delta — Question 68

A vSphere administrator discovers the size of the .vswp file for a VM with 2 vCPUs and 4GB of memory is zero.
What could be the cause?

Answer options

• A. All VM memory is reserved.
• B. Memory reservation is not set.
• C. VM is running on a snapshot.
• D. VM is in a suspended state.

Correct answer: A

Explanation

The correct answer is A because when all VM memory is reserved, there is no need for a .vswp file, which is used for swapping memory. If memory reservation is not set (B), a .vswp file would be created to handle memory overcommitment. Options C and D are irrelevant because snapshots and suspended states do not directly affect the need for a .vswp file in this context.