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| Section | Objectives |
|---|---|
| Topic 1: Demonstrate and Understand Platform Health and Monitoring | - Review and interpret alerts and events - Leverage support functions - Perform and interpret health checks - Review and interpret workload performance |
| Topic 2: Describe Nutanix Platform Administration | - Discuss storage operations - Describe virtual machine administration tasks - Identify virtual networking tasks - Describe licensing tasks |
| Topic 3: Describe Cluster Configuration and Maintenance | - Identify hardware maintenance tasks - Describe supported cluster configuration options - Identify software maintenance tasks |
| Topic 4: Recognize Nutanix Solutions and Tools | - Recognize non-NCI Nutanix technologies, features, and use cases - Recognize Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure (NCI) technologies, features, and use cases - Recognize Nutanix tools, features, and use cases |
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NEW QUESTION # 33
A virtual machine needs to be placed on a different storage location within the cluster.
Which task should be performed?
Answer: D
Explanation:
Moving a VM's existing storage to a different storage container requires a vDisk placement change, implemented through live vDisk migration across storage containers. Nutanix supports migrating the attached vDisks of a running VM to a target container without deleting or shutting down the VM, subject to the documented requirements and limitations. The administrator can move an individual vDisk or all supported vDisks belonging to the VM.
A category assigns metadata used for organization, governance, automation, and policy association; it does not directly relocate existing disk data. Image placement policies determine which clusters receive images from the image service, not where an existing VM's attached vDisks are stored. A storage policy controls storage characteristics such as QoS or other supported data-service properties. It is not the general storage- container migration task.
The keyed answer D is particularly problematic because Nutanix documents that a vDisk cannot be migrated to another container while a storage policy is configured for the associated VM. Applying such a policy can therefore prevent the requested migration rather than accomplish it. References: Migrating a vDisk to Another Container and Storage Policy Management . NHCF alignment: storage operations and vDisk management.
NEW QUESTION # 34
Which number of node(s) can be placed into maintenance mode at the same time in a cluster?
Answer: D
Explanation:
Nutanix permits only one node per cluster to be placed in maintenance mode at a time. This restriction protects cluster availability and ensures that sufficient compute, storage and metadata services remain operational while maintenance is performed. Before entering maintenance mode, Prism verifies whether the cluster has adequate resiliency and whether the workloads hosted by the node can be evacuated or otherwise handled safely.
For AHV, the maintenance workflow migrates eligible user VMs to other available hosts. The Controller VM on the affected node is then placed into an appropriate maintenance state so that storage services can continue through the remaining CVMs. Attempting to maintain multiple nodes simultaneously could exceed the cluster' s fault-tolerance capability, particularly if another unplanned node or disk failure occurs during the procedure.
The limitation is cluster-wide, not one node per hardware block. The absence of powered-on VMs also does not authorize every node to enter maintenance mode because AOS storage and cluster-control services still depend on quorum and service availability.
NHCF/NCA reference: Cluster maintenance, node maintenance, resiliency and hardware-maintenance procedures; NCA Section 3, "Identify hardware maintenance tasks." Official references: Prism 7.5-Node Maintenance Mode , AOS 7.5-ESXi Node Maintenance .
NEW QUESTION # 35
What resource should be used to ensure a successful upgrade of the hypervisors and AOS within a vSphere- based Nutanix cluster?
Answer: A
Explanation:
The Nutanix Compatibility and Interoperability Matrix must be consulted before upgrading AOS or the ESXi hypervisor in a vSphere-based Nutanix cluster. The matrix identifies supported combinations of AOS releases, ESXi versions, Prism components, hardware platforms and related software. This prevents the administrator from introducing a hypervisor release that the installed AOS version does not support.
Upgrade planning must consider the current and target versions together. If the target AOS version requires a different supported hypervisor level, the administrator must follow the prescribed upgrade order. Nutanix Lifecycle Manager and one-click upgrade workflows perform compatibility checks, but the matrix remains the authoritative planning resource for confirming the intended version combination.
Nutanix Validated Designs provide architectural and deployment guidance rather than an exhaustive version- compatibility decision. Hardware replacement documentation governs component service procedures. Partner Software Validation may establish support for particular third-party products, but it does not replace Nutanix' s platform compatibility matrix for AOS and ESXi.
NHCF/NCA reference: Life Cycle Management-inventory, software updates, upgrade planning and compatibility validation; NCA Section 3, "Identify software maintenance tasks." Official references: AOS
7.5-ESXi Host Upgrade , LCM-Recommended Upgrade Order .
NEW QUESTION # 36
What node type can be part of a Nutanix HCI cluster but will not run user virtual machines?
Answer: C
Explanation:
A Nutanix storage-only node contributes storage capacity and storage-processing resources to a cluster but is deliberately prevented from hosting guest or user virtual machines. Nutanix documents storage-only nodes as unschedulable for guest workloads. This separation allows an organization to expand storage independently when additional compute capacity is unnecessary.
A storage-only node remains part of the distributed AOS storage architecture and participates in relevant cluster services. Its defining restriction is that the hypervisor scheduler does not place user VMs on it. Storage- only configurations are supported with specified hypervisors and hardware platforms, subject to the applicable compatibility and configuration requirements.
A compute-only node has the opposite purpose: it adds compute resources and can run application VMs but does not provide the conventional local AOS storage contribution or Controller VM found on an HCI node. A standard HCI node contributes both compute and storage and can host user workloads. "Worker" is principally a Kubernetes node role rather than the Nutanix HCI node type described by this question.
NHCF/NCA reference: Introduction and Storage Concepts-Nutanix node roles, cluster architecture and scale-out options; NCA Section 3, "Describe valid cluster options." Official references: Prism 7.5-Storage- Only Nodes , AHV-Adding a Storage-Only Node .
NEW QUESTION # 37
Before a cluster with active licenses is decommissioned, what must be done to ensure the licenses are available to be applied to a new cluster?
Answer: A
Explanation:
The active licenses must be reclaimed before the cluster is destroyed. Reclaiming or unlicensing the cluster releases its assigned entitlement so that the available capacity can be applied to another qualified Nutanix cluster. Nutanix explicitly lists license reclamation as a prerequisite for cluster destruction.
Destroying a cluster without first reclaiming its licenses can leave the entitlement associated with a cluster that no longer exists. The licenses are not guaranteed to return automatically merely because the underlying nodes were reimaged, removed, or decommissioned. This can prevent the organization from assigning the purchased capacity to the replacement environment and may require licensing remediation.
The proper workflow is to verify the cluster's current licensing state, use License Manager to reclaim or unlicense the applicable entitlement, confirm that the capacity has returned to the available license inventory, and only then proceed with cluster destruction. Nutanix Support may assist when a cluster is already inaccessible or was destroyed without reclamation, but contacting Support is not the standard required workflow.
Nutanix licenses are generally reusable and portable according to their applicable terms, so option C is also incorrect.
NHCF/NCA reference: License reclamation, cluster decommissioning, and License Manager. Official references: Destroying a Cluster and License Manager Guide .
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