In which two vCenter Inventory Views can you view and manage VMs?

The correct choice is the VMs and Templates view, as it is specifically designed to give administrators a focused interface for managing virtual machines (VMs) and their associated templates. This view allows for a comprehensive overview of all the VMs deployed in the environment, along with the ability to perform essential tasks such as power management, snapshots, and other VM-specific operations. Additionally, it facilitates the management of templates, which are often used for creating new VMs efficiently.

In contrast, while the Hosts and Clusters view provides a high-level perspective of the infrastructure, it primarily focuses on the physical and logical organization of hosts and their clusters. Although it may provide limited VM visibility, it is not dedicated to managing VMs directly. Similarly, the Datacenters and Networks view emphasizes the overarching structure of datacenters and network configurations, lacking specific tools for VM management. Lastly, the Resource Pools and Hosts view focuses on resource allocation and the management of physical hosts, again without offering the direct management features required for VMs. Thus, VMs and Templates stands out as the dedicated area for managing VMs effectively.