Section: MCSA-70-410

7) Your Server SRV1 is a Windows 2012 R2 Hyper-V server is running multiple VMs and is running out of space on the volume that holds the virtual machines. You want to delete all the checkpoints for VMSRV1 what is the best way to reclaim the space used by VMSR1 with the least amount of effort?

Select the correct answer(s):

Delete all the checkpoints for VMSR1 and run disk cleanup on SRV1
Delete all the checkpoints for VMSR1, restart the Hyper-V Machine Management Service and purge the Recycle Bin on VMSRV1
Delete all the checkpoints for VMSR1, restart VMSR1 and run disk cleanup on SRV1
Delete all the checkpoints for VMSR1 and run disk cleanup on VMSRV1
Delete all the checkpoints for VMSR1, restart SRV1 and run disk cleanup on SRV1

Explanation

Delete all the checkpoints for VMSR1 and run disk cleanup on SRV1. ON Windows Server 2012 the space used by the checkpoints is made available as soon as the checkpoint is deleted, even with the virtual machine running.

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