VMware Certified Professional - Data Center Virtualization (VCP-DCV) Practice Exam

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Which condition would cause a vCenter Server installation to fail on a Windows virtual machine?

The virtual machine does not have at least four vCPUs.
The virtual machine is running Windows Server 2008.
The virtual machine has an E1000 network device.
The virtual machine does not have 16GB of RAM.

The correct answer is: The virtual machine is running Windows Server 2008.

The condition that would cause a vCenter Server installation to fail on a Windows virtual machine is related to the operating system version it runs. Specifically, Windows Server 2008 is not supported for vCenter Server as of newer versions. VMware continuously updates its software, including vCenter Server, and each new release drops support for older operating systems. Windows Server 2008 is considered outdated and does not meet the compatibility criteria for the latest iterations of vCenter Server. Maintaining compatibility with supported operating systems is essential for ensuring that all features work correctly, as unsupported systems may lack the necessary updates, security features, and robustness expected from the virtualization infrastructure. Thus, attempting to install vCenter Server on an environment running Windows Server 2008 would likely lead to installation failures or operational issues. Understanding the requirements and compatibility matrices provided by VMware is crucial for successful deployments of vCenter Server and related services in a virtualized environment.