Network Access & Virtualization

Which networking mode allows a virtual machine to access the internet but prevents it from being directly accessed by other devices on the local network?

• Bridge Mode

• NAT Mode

• Host-Only Mode

• None of the above

In Bridge Mode, how does a VM get an IP address?

• It shares the host's IP address
  

• It gets a private IP from the host

• It gets an IP directly from the same network as the host
  

• It cannot get an IP address

Which of the following is true about Host-Only networking?

• It allows the VM to access the internet

• The VM can only communicate with the host and other VMs on the same network

• The VM gets an IP from an external DHCP server
  

• It allows the VM to communicate with all devices on the local network

What is the primary advantage of using NAT for VM networking?

• Direct access to other machines on the network
  

• Increased security by hiding the VM from the network

• Faster data transmission

• None of the above

How does memory virtualization work in hypervisors?

• The VM is allocated a fixed amount of physical memory that cannot change

• The hypervisor dynamically allocates memory to VMs as needed

• The guest OS directly manages physical memory

• Virtual machines do not require memory allocation