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Nutanix Certified Master - Multicloud Infrastructure (NCM-MCI) 5.20 Questions 66–70 (page: 15)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026

A VDI environment based on AHV Cluster is not performing well. The current environment is using only one bridge (Bridge0). The administrator needs to verify if nodes are using all network cards associated to Bridge0.
Which two menus should be used to check the current configuration? (Choose two.)

  1. Network Configuration item in Settings menu
  2. Host view in Network menu
  3. Host NICs tab in Hardware menu
  4. I/O Metrics tab in VM menu

Answer(s): B,C



An administrator needs to create and start five new VMs for a Data Analytics Project (OLAP). The VM Profile is as follows:
•vCPU:4
•vRAM: 64 GB
•vDisk: 1.5 TB

Each of the four nodes of the Nutanix cluster has the following:
•24 vCPU. 20% overall usage
•192 GB RAM, 60% overall usage
•2xl920GBSSD
•4x 2 TB HDD

At cluster level, there is a single RF2 container that is 30% utilized and has an extent store capacity of 13.5 TB. Which component requires administrator attention?

  1. Physical RAM, because it is not enough to power on all of the new VMs.
  2. Physical Cores, because they are not enough to power on all of the new VMs.
  3. Storage, because the capacity is not enough to create VMs.
  4. Flash Tier because it is not enough to accommodate the workloads.

Answer(s): A



Refer to the exhibits.

Hypervisor CPU Usage: 25%
Hypervisor CPU Ready Time: 0%



An administrator has reported that a new VM is not performing well.
After analyzing the information presented in the exhibits, which option shows the best conclusion regarding this workload?

  1. VM is CPU constrained since the hypervisor cannot provide the required resources.
  2. VM is CPU constrained because more CPU needs to be added to the VM.
  3. VM is Storage constrained, because the workload is waiting for storage access.
  4. VM is not CPU constrained, because the VM is not running, a multithreaded application.

Answer(s): C



An administrator is notified that a bare metal database server is down. This database server is being served storage using a Nutanix Volume Group. Upon investigating, the administrator finds that the disks in the database server that map to the vDisks in the volume group have gone offline.
What is causing this issue?

  1. The Volume Group Load Balancer has been disabled.
  2. Port 9443 is blocked in the server firewall.
  3. Port 3260 has been blocked in the server firewall.
  4. A CVM serving the Volume Group has gone offline.

Answer(s): D



Refer to the exhibit.


An administrator logs in to Prism and sees the status shown in the exhibit within the Hardware Diagram section. What should the administrator do?

  1. Resolve all alerts and re-import the disks to make sure there is no service disruption.
  2. Restart all CVMs for the cluster to check, confirm health and repartition and add the disks.
  3. Reseat all disks immediately. If this does not help, reseat the nodes.
  4. Check status of applications running on the cluster and call support

Answer(s): D



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