What Are The 2 Types Of Settings Available For Admission Control? – InterviewSolution

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What Are The 2 Types Of Settings Available For Admission Control?

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ENABLE: Do not POWER on VMS that violate availability CONSTRAINTS.

DISABLE: Power on VMs that violate availability constraints.

Enable: Do not power on VMs that violate availability constraints.

Disable: Power on VMs that violate availability constraints.

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