Question 7 of 12
You are getting ready to implement a Windows Deployment Services (WDS) solution to install 25 new
Windows 8 computers on your network. Because this is the first time you will be using WDS, you want to test
the WDS deployment of a new client using a virtual machine.
You have configured a Windows Server 2012 R2 computer as a WDS server and loaded a client image. The
virtual machine client must be able to communicate with the WDS server to install the image.
The virtual client must be able to perform a network boot to test the WDS installation.
What should you do?
0 Create an internal network using the regular virtual network adapter for the client virtual machine.
0 Create a private network using the regular virtual network adapter for the client virtual machine.
ANSWER: Create an external network using the legacy virtual network adapter for the client virtual machine.
0 Create a private network using the legacy virtual network adapter for the client virtual machine.
Explanation
Use an external network to allow the virtual machine to communicate with the WDS server. Because the virtual client
machine must perform a network boot, you will need to use the legacy virtual network adapter.
Use a private network if the virtual machine should not communicate with the management operating system. Use an
internal network if the virtual machine needs to communicate with the management operating system. The regular virtual
network adapter does not support a network boot.
Objectives
Objectives for MS 70-41 0:
303 Create and configure virtual networks
References
LabSim for Windows Server Pro: Install and Configure, Section 3.3.
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