A vSphere Administrator observes that the Primary VM configured with Fault Tolerance is executing slowly. After further

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A vSphere Administrator observes that the Primary VM configured with Fault Tolerance is executing slowly. After further

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A vSphere Administrator observes that the Primary VM configured with Fault Tolerance is executing slowly. After further investigation, it is determined that theSecondary VM is on an overcommitted ESXi host.What two methods will correct the problem? (Choose two.)

A. Use Storage vMotion to migrate the Secondary VM to another datastore.
B. Use vMotion to migrate the Secondary VM to a different ESXi host.
C. Configure a CPU limit on the Primary VM which will also apply to the Secondary VM.
D. Turn off and turn on FT in order to recreate the Secondary VM on a different datastore.
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