The administrator should avoid allocating over half the RAM on a host to a FSVM because the FSVM would cross NUMA node boundaries (option A).
NUMA (Non-Uniform Memory Access) is a memory architecture that divides the system memory into multiple regions that are assigned to different processors or cores.
If a FSVM crosses NUMA node boundaries, it will have to access memory from different regions, which will result in higher latency and lower performance for file operations.
To avoid this issue, the administrator should ensure that the FSVM memory allocation is within a single NUMA node boundary.
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