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Free Nutanix NCP-MCI v6.10 Exam Questions (page: 3)

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After adding new workloads, why is Overall Runway below 365 days and the scenario still shows the cluster is in good shape?

  1. Because Storage Runway is still good.
  2. Because new workloads are sustainable.
  3. Because there are recommended resources.
  4. Because the Target is 1 month.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

In Nutanix Capacity Planning, Overall Runway represents how long the cluster can support current and new workloads before resources are exhausted.
Even if the runway is below 365 days, the system considers the cluster to be in good shape if new workloads are sustainable (Option B).
Option A is incorrect: Storage runway alone is not the only factor; CPU and memory are equally important.
Option C is incorrect: The presence of recommended resources does not mean the cluster is in good shape.
Option D is incorrect: The target of 1 month affects projections but does not explain why the cluster is in good shape.


Reference:

Nutanix Prism Central Capacity Runway and Planning
Nutanix Bible Workload Placement and Cluster Sizing Nutanix Support KB Capacity Planning Best Practices



An administrator needs to set up a protection policy in preparation for a Disaster Recovery (DR) test.
What is the first step required to satisfy this task?

  1. Install NGT (Nutanix Guest Tools) on VMs where applications are supported.
  2. Create an Availability Zone between Production and DR.
  3. Convert the source cluster to AHV.
  4. Create a point-in-time snapshot of source VMs.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

For Nutanix Disaster Recovery (DR) protection policies, the first step is to establish a connection between the Production cluster and the DR site, which is done by creating an Availability Zone (AZ) (Option B).
Availability Zones (AZs) define remote sites for replication and are a requirement for configuring protection domains and disaster recovery plans.
Option A (Installing NGT) is not necessary for setting up replication but is useful for application- consistent snapshots.
Option C (Converting the source cluster to AHV) is not required, as Nutanix supports cross-hypervisor DR between ESXi and AHV.
Option D (Creating a point-in-time snapshot) is a later step after setting up the Availability Zone and Protection Policy.


Reference:

Nutanix Protection Policies and DR Documentation
Nutanix Bible Disaster Recovery Planning

Nutanix Support KB Configuring Availability Zones in Prism Central



An administrator wants to ensure that VMs can be migrated and restarted on another node in the event of a single-host failure.
What action should be taken in Prism Element to meet this requirement?

  1. Set Redundancy Factor to 3.
  2. Enable HA Reservation.
  3. Configure a Protection Domain.
  4. Configure an RF1 storage container.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

To ensure VM high availability (HA) in the event of a node failure, the administrator must enable HA Reservation (Option B) in Prism Element.
High Availability (HA) in Nutanix ensures that VMs restart on another available node if the host they are running on fails.
Option A (Redundancy Factor 3) affects storage redundancy, not VM failover. Option C (Protection Domains) is related to disaster recovery (DR), not local HA failover. Option D (RF1 Storage Container) would reduce fault tolerance and is not recommended for production environments.


Reference:

Nutanix Prism Element Guide Configuring HA Reservation Nutanix Bible High Availability (HA) and Failover
Nutanix Support KB VM Recovery with HA Enabled



An administrator started an LCM upgrade of the AHV hosts but realized that the upgrade would exceed the planned maintenance window.
Which feature should be leveraged to prevent additional updates from occurring?

  1. Cancel the LCM tasks via the Ergon command line (ecli).
  2. Run the lcm_task_cleanup.py script.
  3. Restart Genesis on the cluster to restart the LCM service.
  4. Use the Stop Update feature in LCM.

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

When performing a Life Cycle Manager (LCM) upgrade, the recommended way to stop the process is to use the "Stop Update" feature in LCM (Option D).
Option A (Cancel via Ergon ecli) is not a recommended approach since manually interfering with running tasks can cause inconsistencies.
Option B (lcm_task_cleanup.py script) is used for post-upgrade cleanup but does not stop ongoing updates.
Option C (Restarting Genesis) does not stop an LCM upgrade and can cause instability.


Reference:

Nutanix Life Cycle Manager (LCM) User Guide
Nutanix KB: Best Practices for Stopping and Restarting LCM Tasks Nutanix Prism Central LCM Feature Documentation



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