問題文
A deployment uses system classes at the domain level and a QoS policy attached to each vNIC. What is the reason for splitting the configuration in that way?
選択肢
- The split exists so that a server can create a new class that the domain does not know about, which is how a workload obtains a dedicated lossless class of its own.
- The classes and their properties have to be the same for everything attached to that domain, while which class a particular interface belongs to is a per server decision.
- The domain level definition is only a default that each server may override, so the two levels are redundant and either one alone is sufficient.
- The split exists purely for administrative delegation and has no technical consequence, so a design that puts every setting at the server level behaves identically.