NFS is a file-level storage protocol that allows for flexible and dynamic allocation of storage capacity. It enables the sharing of files across a network and allows for easy expansion and contraction of storage space as needed.
Answer is definitely B.
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When we create VMs on the NFS-LUN, the wizard only let's you choose for Thin Provisioning, which is normal and good since we only use the datastore for templates.
https://communities.vmware.com/t5/ESXi-Discussions/NFS-Thin-Provisioning-becomes-thick-after-creation/td-p/1296112
That is a forum entry and LUN is only mentioned by the initial poster. Thin provisioning and dynamic allocation of storage means the same, but NFS can't be a LUN as it is a SAN term, thus the answer should be D.
Answer is B,
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/unified_computing/ucs/ucs-director/administration-guide/6-5/cisco-ucs-director-administration-65/cisco-ucs-director-administration-65_chapter_01101.html
Answer should be D. The link just mentioned NFS is supported. No connection to LUN from NFS.
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