Virtualization & CloudQuestion 67 of 100
What is a common purpose of virtualization in a test lab?
a.To eliminate all networking
b.To increase monitor size
c.To run multiple isolated OS environments on one machine
d.To remove the need for backups
Explanation
Virtualization lets a single physical machine host multiple isolated operating systems for testing and development. It does not remove networking or the need for backups.
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