What happens to the differencing disk of a Random/Non-Persistent desktop machine following a restart in a XenDesktop 7.1x site running on XenServer?

What happens to the differencing disk of a Random/Non-Persistent desktop machine following a restart in a XenDesktop 7.1x site running on XenServer?
A. It will be updated from the base image
B. It will be deleted
C. It will be reset for new use
D. It will be synchronized with the attached Personal vDisk

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3 thoughts on “What happens to the differencing disk of a Random/Non-Persistent desktop machine following a restart in a XenDesktop 7.1x site running on XenServer?

  1. If hypervisor does not support clone on
    boot, then:
    a) Virtual machine is in steady state
    b) The virtual machine is rebooted and the differencing
    disk is disconnected
    c) A new differencing disk is created
    d) A newdifferencingdiskisattached
    e) The old differencing disk is queued for deletion

  2. If hypervisor supports clone on boot, it
    resets the differencing disk on reboot.

    Hypervisors supporting clone on boot include:
    • VMware hypervisors
    • XenServer 6.1 and up
    • Pre-XenServer 6.1 supported for local and ISCSI storage repositories, but not for NFS
    storage repositories
    • Pre-XenServer 5.6 not supported

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