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A prospective customer is concerned about the suitability and design of using Nutanix for an upcoming Avaya IP Office migration. Which type of document should the systems engineer (SE) Provide?

  1. Knowledge Base Article
  2. Best Practice Guide
  3. Field Advisory
  4. Reference Architecture

Answer(s): B



A customer is asking for a quote for a hybrid cluster to run general purpose VMs and an ERP application containing a 500GB database. The customer has a VSAN ReadyNode quote already and looking for a comparable Nutanix solution. They share the following specifications:

3 hosts

2 x E5-2640v4 CPU

512GB RAM

1 x 480GB SSD

2 x 8TB HDD

2 x 1GB NIC

Which two aspects of the requested configuration should cause concern and need for further discovery? (Choose two.)

  1. 2 x E5-2640v4 CPU
  2. 512GB RAM
  3. 1 x 480GB SSD
  4. 2 x 8TB HDD
  5. 2 x 1GB NIC

Answer(s): C,E



Where are Leap Availability Zones configured?

  1. Cloud Connect
  2. Controller VM
  3. Prism Element
  4. Prism Central

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

Terminology
Availability Zone ­ it is represented by all resources (Nutanix Clusters) connected to Prism Central or Xi Leap Availability zone. Depends on the architecture, Availability zone can represent geographic territory, datacenter or server room in the datacenter. Protection policies ­ in protection policies you set up (RPO, Retention), rules to auto-apply policies to virtual machines


Reference:

https://vmwaremine.com/2019/02/08/nutanix-leap-runbooks-part-1/#sthash.VwrzSzhQ.dpbs



A prospect uses VMware, Oracle and Microsoft products for their critical operations. The prospect prefers an all-flash array because they have significantly invested in servers for their oracle environment to save on licensing costs.

Which feature should be discussed to address this objection?

  1. AHV
  2. Hyper-V Support.
  3. ABS
  4. All-flash nodes.

Answer(s): C






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