Computers and Technology, 16.11.2019 05:31 parisw8
Acustomer is looking to replace three aging network servers that are not able to keep up with the growing demand of the company’s users. the customer would also like to add three additional servers to provide on-site dns, intranet, and file services. a technician is recommending a bare metal hypervisor as the best solution for this customer. which of the following describes the recommended solution? a. type 2 hypervisor installed on a windows or linux host os. b. type 2 hypervisor installed directly on server hardware. c. type 1 hypervisor installed directly on server hardware. d. hosted hypervisor installed as an application.
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