You are attempting to move a vSphere virtual machine stored in a VMFS formatted iSCSI volume to a workstation running VMware Workstation 12 Pro. What must be done to the VM before it can be moved?
A) Nothing, the virtual machine utilizes the .vmdk format and is ready to be moved.
B) The virtual disk must be converted to a .vmdk file prior to it being moved from the volume.
C) The iSCSI target must be mapped by the workstation, and then VMware Workstation 12 Pro must be used to convert the VM to a local data store location.
D) The VM must be moved out of the iSCSI data store on the vSphere host, and then exported to an OVF formatted virtual application.

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The Answer of You are attempting to move a vSphere virtual machine stored in a VMFS formatted iSCSI volume to a workstation running VMware Workstation 12 Pro. What must be done to the VM before it can be moved?
A) Nothing, the virtual machine utilizes the .vmdk format and is ready to be moved.
B) The virtual disk must be converted to a .vmdk file prior to it being moved from the volume.
C) The iSCSI target must be mapped by the workstation, and then VMware Workstation 12 Pro must be used to convert the VM to a local data store location.
D) The VM must be moved out of the iSCSI data store on the vSphere host, and then exported to an OVF formatted virtual application.

You Are Attempting to Move a VSphere Virtual Machine Stored