If a storage pool is configured as if it has more virtual storage than the physical drives actually offer, what feature is being used?
A) thick provisioning
B) thin provisioning
C) explicit zeroing
D) implicit zeroing

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Thin provisioning allows a storage pool to be configured with more virtual storage than the physical drives actually offer. This is achieved by only allocating physical storage as needed, which can lead to more efficient use of storage resources. Thick provisioning, on the other hand, allocates all of the physical storage up front, which can lead to unused storage capacity. Explicit zeroing and implicit zeroing are related to storage block initialization and do not directly relate to the provisioning of virtual storage.

If a Storage Pool Is Configured as If It Has