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Nutanix NCA-7.5 Exam Syllabus Topics:

SectionObjectives
Demonstrate and Understand Platform Health and Monitoring- Review and interpret workload performance
- Leverage support functions
- Perform and interpret health checks
- Review and interpret alerts and events
Recognize Nutanix Solutions and Tools- Recognize non-NCI Nutanix technologies, features, and use cases
- Recognize Nutanix tools, features, and use cases
- Recognize Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure (NCI) technologies, features, and use cases
Describe Cluster Configuration and Maintenance- Identify software maintenance tasks
- Identify hardware maintenance tasks
- Describe supported cluster configuration options
Describe Nutanix Platform Administration- Describe virtual machine administration tasks
- Describe licensing tasks
- Identify virtual networking tasks
- Discuss storage operations

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Nutanix Certified Associate (NCA) 7.5 Exam Sample Questions (Q46-Q51):

NEW QUESTION # 46
Monitoring data shows stable CPU and memory usage, but a user VM remains slow.
Which area should be investigated next?

Answer: A

Explanation:
Once CPU consumption, CPU contention and memory utilization have been reviewed and found stable, storage latency becomes the next relevant performance domain. A VM can have adequate compute resources yet remain slow because guest read or write operations are waiting for the storage path. High latency may arise from workload contention, abnormal I/O patterns, a storage-controller issue, or an underlying infrastructure condition.
Prism exposes VM and infrastructure metrics including IOPS, bandwidth, read latency, write latency and total I/O latency. The administrator should correlate the VM's latency with its IOPS and throughput, then compare those values with storage-container, host and cluster-level metrics over the same interval. This determines whether the delay is isolated to the VM or reflects a broader storage condition.
License expiration may affect access to licensed features, but it is not the primary diagnostic explanation for an actively running VM's I/O responsiveness. RBAC controls administrative permissions rather than guest workload performance. Container sizing is not a standard immediate troubleshooting metric; the measurable symptom to examine first is latency.
NHCF/NCA reference: Cluster Performance-analysis charts, reports and workload-performance interpretation; NCA Section 4, "Review and interpret workload performance." Official references: Prism 7.5- Performance Monitoring , Prism Central 7.5-VM Summary Metrics .


NEW QUESTION # 47
Which technology helps maintain operational resilience related to hardware?

Answer: B

Explanation:
Cluster Fault Tolerance directly defines how many simultaneous disk or node failures a Nutanix cluster can withstand within its configured failure domain while maintaining data availability. It is therefore the technology most directly associated with resilience against physical hardware failures.
For example, 1N/1D fault tolerance allows the cluster to tolerate the failure of one node or one disk, subject to the required node count, replication factor, available capacity, and current data-resiliency state. Higher fault- tolerance configurations can withstand additional simultaneous failures but require more nodes, failure domains, data copies, and usable-capacity overhead.
Acropolis Dynamic Scheduler addresses VM placement and resource contention. It can move workloads to improve balance, but it does not establish the number of hardware failures the storage layer can tolerate.
Capacity reservations can preserve resources for workload restart or data rebuilding, but they support rather than define the cluster's fault-tolerance level. High Availability restarts or protects VMs following host failures; it is related to workload availability but is not the specific measure of storage resilience across disks, nodes, blocks, or racks.
The decisive wording is "resilience related to hardware," which maps directly to Cluster Fault Tolerance.
NHCF/NCA reference: Cluster resiliency, failure domains, replication factor, and hardware maintenance.
Official references: Cluster Fault Tolerance and Cluster Resilient Capacity .


NEW QUESTION # 48
In a Nutanix cluster where compute nodes run ESXi, which hypervisor is required on storage-only nodes added to the cluster?

Answer: D

Explanation:
A Nutanix storage-only node operates with AHV even when the hyperconverged compute nodes in the same cluster use VMware ESXi. The storage-only node contributes storage capacity and runs the Controller VM and required Nutanix services, but it does not host ordinary user VMs. Using AHV on the storage-only node preserves compatibility with the Nutanix storage-only architecture and avoids requiring an additional third- party hypervisor licence solely for a node that supplies storage.
This creates a supported mixed-hypervisor cluster configuration: ESXi remains on the compute-capable HCI nodes, while AHV runs on the storage-only nodes. Administrators must observe the documented restrictions for cluster expansion, network segmentation, maintenance, and workload placement in this configuration.
User workloads remain on the ESXi compute nodes because the AHV storage-only nodes are not available as general VM execution targets.
Hyper-V is not used for this ESXi storage-only-node design. Although AHV is based on KVM technology, the supported Nutanix hypervisor product and configuration is specifically AHV, making generic KVM an incorrect selection. Reference: Prism 7.5 - Storage-Only Nodes . NHCF alignment: compute-only and storage- only node configurations.


NEW QUESTION # 49
A junior administrator has been tasked with cloning a Virtual Machine (VM) and has asked the senior administrator what the default state of Nutanix Guest Tools (NGT) is.
Which answer should the senior administrator respond with?

Answer: B

Explanation:
Nutanix Guest Tools is disabled by default on a cloned VM, even when NGT was installed and enabled on the source VM. Cloning reproduces the VM configuration and virtual disks, but the clone becomes an independent machine with its own identity. Automatically retaining the source VM's active NGT configuration could produce duplicate guest-agent identities or invalid communication relationships with the Nutanix cluster.
The administrator must explicitly enable NGT on the cloned VM and complete the appropriate guest-side procedure. If the clone is powered off, NGT can be enabled through Prism and the VM can then be powered on. If it is already running, the administrator enables NGT and may need to restart the Nutanix Guest Agent or remount and execute the installer, depending on the guest operating system and existing NGT state.
"Deleted" is inaccurate because the cloned virtual disks may still contain the NGT software inherited from the source. The management state is disabled, not necessarily absent. "Updated" is also incorrect because cloning does not automatically upgrade the installed NGT package. Administrators should verify the resulting NGT status and version before relying on application-consistent snapshots or guest operations.
NHCF/NCA reference: VM cloning and NGT administration. Official references: Managing an AHV VM and Enabling NGT on Cloned VMs .


NEW QUESTION # 50
In a 2-node cluster, which configuration option is supported?

Answer: A

Explanation:
Compression is supported on a Nutanix two-node cluster. Compression reduces physical capacity consumption by encoding eligible data more efficiently before it is retained in the distributed storage fabric. It remains available because its operation does not require the additional node count or data-placement structure demanded by certain other storage-efficiency features.
Nutanix explicitly identifies deduplication as unsupported for the two-node configuration while stating that compression is supported. Cluster expansion is also not a supported scale-out path for a cluster originally created as a two-node cluster. If a larger cluster is required, the environment must be designed and deployed as the appropriate multi-node configuration rather than treating the two-node deployment as an incrementally expandable starting point.
Two-node clusters also have specialized architecture. They use RF2 across the nodes and require a Witness VM in a separate failure domain to resolve leadership when communication between the two nodes is lost.
The Witness does not contain workload data; it provides quorum-related arbitration during applicable failures.
Network configuration is similarly subject to two-node guidelines and limitations, making Network Segmentation an incorrect selection in this answer set.
The question tests recognition that a two-node cluster retains selected AOS capabilities but is not functionally identical to a conventional three-node-or-larger cluster.
NHCF/NCA reference: Two-node cluster capabilities, limitations, Witness operation, and storage efficiency.
Official references: Two-Node Clusters and Two-Node Cluster Guidelines .


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