At which two instances does the address release back to the pool?

AHV IPAM assigns an IP address from the address pool when creating a managed VM NIC.

At which two instances does the address release back to the pool? (Choose two)
A . The IP address lease expires
B . The VM NIC is deleted.
C . The IP address is changed to static.
D . The VM is deleted.

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Answer: B,D

Explanation:

https://portal.nutanix.com/page/documents/solutions/details/?targetId=BP­2029_AHV:BP-2029_AHV Administrators can use Acropolis with IPAM to deliver a complete virtualization deployment, including network management, from the unified Prism interface. This capability radically simplifies the traditionally complex network management associated with provisioning VMs and assigning network addresses. To avoid address overlap, be sure to work with your network team to reserve a range of addresses for VMs before enabling the IPAM feature. The Acropolis master assigns an IP address from the address pool when creating a managed VM NIC; the address releases back to the pool when the VM NIC or VM is deleted.