Answer: A - To enable Fault Tolerance, right-click a virtual machine and select Fault Tolerance > Turn On Fault Tolerance. The specified virtual is the primary, and the newly spawned copy is the secondary.

Right-click a virtual machine and select Fault Tolerance > Turn On Fault Tolerance.

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VMware VCP4

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All prerequisites for fault tolerance have been met. How do you enable fault tolerance for a virtual machine?

Right-click a virtual machine and select Fault Tolerance > Turn On Fault Tolerance.
Right-click a host select Fault Tolerance > Turn On Fault Tolerance. Then choose the virtual machine.
Right-click a cluster select Fault Tolerance > Turn On Fault Tolerance. Then choose the virtual machine.
Right-click a virtual machine and tick the Fault Tolerance box.

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Answer: A - To enable Fault Tolerance, right-click a virtual machine and select Fault Tolerance > Turn On Fault Tolerance. The specified virtual is the primary, and the newly spawned copy is the secondary.

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