QUESTION: 17

A developer requests that a VM connects to a block device from an older ISCSI disk array, in order to support an application being transitioned to Nutanix.
What should the Nutanix administrator do to complete this task?

Use Flits to map a network drive letter.
Add the VM to the whitelist to allow it to access the block device.
Use Volumes to add the device as a drive letter.
Add the array to the whitelist to access the storage container directly.

Answer(s): C

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QUESTION: 18

Refer to the exhibit.

An administrator reviews the error in the exhibit then examines the state of the cluster. The administrator finds that the AHV host is up and functional, but the cluster capacity is low.
What will happen to the VMs on the host with this Controller VM?

They will reboot onto other nodes in the cluster.
They will shut down and be orphaned on the host.
They will remain on the current host.
They will be shut down unless protected by a Protection Policy.

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 19

An administrator has a physical server that provides Active Directory service? It has been hesitant to virtualize it due to its mission critical nature.
What can the administrator do to ensure that Active Directory experiences the least downtime when hosted on Nutanix?

Mark the VM as an Agent VM.
Configure Runbook to power on the VM first.
Turn off IPAM for the VM's VLAN.
Turn off Live Migration for theVM.

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 20

Refer to the exhibit.

The reference exhibit above is from a newly-created VM. When the administrator powers on the VM? GuestOS installation is not happening. What is causing this issue?

Network boot is happening
The GuestOS installer is corrupted
The SCSI disk is corrupted
GuestOS installer is not loaded in the CD-ROM

Answer(s): D

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