An administrator is creating an instant clone pool.
During the Add pool wizard process, the Administrator gets to the vCenter Server page, selects Instant Clones and notices that the notices that the Next button is grayed out.
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A. B. C. D.B.
Based on the scenario described, the administrator is creating an instant clone pool, and when reaching the vCenter Server page, the Next button is grayed out. This could happen due to various reasons, such as:
A. Insufficient privileges: The administrator may not have sufficient privileges to complete the pool creation process. In this case, the Next button will be grayed out, and the administrator should check if they have the appropriate permissions to create a pool. The administrator should also make sure they are logged in with the correct credentials.
B. Selecting the desired vCenter server: In the wizard, the Administrator must click on the desired vCenter server in the vCenter Server section. If no vCenter server is selected, the Next button will be grayed out, and the administrator should select the vCenter server on which they want to create the instant clone pool.
C. Adding additional space: The administrator must open PowerCLI, issue the cmdlet mkfs ""t ext3 /"My Folder"/"My Disks" to add additional space. This answer is not relevant to the issue described in the scenario, as the problem is with the Next button being grayed out, not with adding additional space.
D. Connection Server Service Halted: If the VMware View Connection Server service is halted, the Next button will be grayed out, and the administrator should restart the service to resume the pool creation process.
In conclusion, options A, B, and D could be relevant to the scenario described, while option C is not relevant. The administrator should check if they have sufficient privileges, select the desired vCenter server, or restart the Connection Server service if the Next button is grayed out.