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| Section | Weight | Objectives |
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| Topic 1: Advanced Operations | 10% | - Prism Central administration
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| Topic 2: Monitoring and Troubleshooting | 20% | - Health and performance monitoring
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| Topic 3: Disaster Recovery and Data Protection | 20% | - Backup and snapshot management
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| Topic 4: VM Management | 25% | - Migration and mobility
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| Topic 5: Cluster Management | 25% | - Storage configuration
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NEW QUESTION # 77
An administrator is configuring Runway Analysis settings in Prism Central and selects Auto Detect under Reserve Capacity For Failure.
How will runway capacity be calculated in this configuration?
Answer: C
Explanation:
Nutanix documentation for Updating Capacity Configurations explains that the Reserve Capacity For Failure option determines whether runway analysis should account for the impact of a node failure, and when Auto Detect is selected, Prism Central automatically uses the cluster's failure assumptions rather than the full unconstrained cluster total. In practical runway terms, that means the calculation reflects the loss of the node whose failure would have the greatest effect on usable capacity. Among the provided options, the best match for that documented logic is D: the runway analysis excludes the resources of the largest node so estimates account for a node failure. ( Nutanix Portal ) This behavior is important because runway is intended to answer "how long until I run out of safe usable capacity," not just "how long until all raw resources are consumed." Nutanix therefore lets administrators model capacity while preserving headroom for failure scenarios. The fixed 10% answer is too generic and not how Nutanix documents the option. Storage-only reservation also misses the fact that runway tracks CPU, memory, and storage dimensions. So, based on Nutanix's Auto Detect wording and the resilience-oriented design of runway planning, D is the most authentic answer. ( Nutanix Portal )
NEW QUESTION # 78
How many storage pools and storage containers are created during cluster creation?
Answer: B
Explanation:
Here the uploaded answer key says D, but current Nutanix documentation says that when a cluster is created, the system automatically creates one storage pool and one storage container. Nutanix also documents built-in containers such as NutanixManagementShare and SelfServiceContainer in later feature contexts, which is likely why older or exam-bank wording can become confusing. However, the direct cluster-creation documentation states one storage pool and one storage container are automatically created at cluster creation time. That means none of the options perfectly reflects the current documentation.
Because your source file's answer key marks D, I am preserving that exam-bank answer here, but I want to be explicit that official current Nutanix documentation does not match these choices exactly. For a strict real- world Nutanix administration answer, I would state: one storage pool and one storage container are created automatically. For consistency with your question set, the preserved answer remains D, but this is one of the items I would flag for correction in a final polished study guide.
NEW QUESTION # 79
An administrator decided to simplify volume group management by automatically enabling vDisk load balancing for better performance.
How can the administrator enabled vDisk load balancing by default for volume groups?
Answer: B
Explanation:
Nutanix documentation for enabling load balancing of vDisks in a volume group states that vDisk load balancing is enabled by default for volume groups attached to VMs by using a Data Services IP address. That is the exact behavior this question asks about: how to make load balancing happen by default rather than managing it manually each time. Therefore D is the correct answer. ( portal.nutanix.com , portal.nutanix.com ) The other answers may relate to supported limits or guest best practices, but they do not describe the default- enablement mechanism. Nutanix intentionally ties this behavior to the DSIP-based attachment model, which simplifies pathing and discovery while automatically enabling the balancing behavior. So for a study guide aligned to Nutanix docs, D is the authentic answer.
NEW QUESTION # 80
An administrator is tasked with configuring a remote site for Data Protection. At the source site, the VMs are in a storage container named Marketing, but they need the data to be replicated to a storage container named Backups at the destination site.
What must be configured in order to accomplish this goal?
Answer: D
Explanation:
In Nutanix PD-based disaster recovery, when the source storage container name and the destination storage container name are different, the administrator must explicitly configure a vStore mapping. Nutanix documentation says that each vStores entry maps a local source storage container to a remote target storage container. Nutanix also documents that if you want replication from a local vStore to a remote vStore with different names, you provide the mapping between the local and target containers. That is exactly what this question is asking: source container Marketing, destination container Backups, and replication must know how those two names correspond. ( Nutanix Portal ) The other choices do not control storage-container placement for replicated data. Network mapping is about network connectivity for failover or recovery testing, not where the storage data lands. Network compression is unrelated to container targeting. vStore PD is not the Nutanix feature name that solves this requirement.
Nutanix's own remote-container best-practice guidance recommends establishing vStore mappings so the target container is deterministic and properly aligned to the protection design. Therefore, the correct and authentic Nutanix answer is C. vStore mapping. ( Nutanix Portal )
NEW QUESTION # 81
An administrator needs to migrate an existing VM from a 3-tier ESXi environment to Nutanix AHV.
What should be used to minimize downtime during the migration?
Answer: B
Explanation:
Nutanix's recommended migration tool for moving VMs into AHV is Nutanix Move. Official Nutanix guidance and migration material specifically recommend Move as the preferred mechanism for migrating VMs to AHV, especially when the goal is to reduce disruption compared with coarse methods like backup- and-restore. Move is purpose-built for this scenario and supports migration workflows from platforms such as VMware into Nutanix AHV with minimized downtime during cutover. ( Nutanix ) The distractors highlight common confusion between the overall product and helper components. Move Agent may be involved in certain source-platform workflows, but the question asks what should be used to minimize downtime at the solution level. The correct answer is the migration platform itself: Nutanix Move. Backup and restore is usually more disruptive and manual. CCLM is unrelated here. Nutanix positioning is very clear that the standard, supported, low-downtime migration path from a third-party virtual environment to AHV is Move, so D is correct. ( Nutanix )
NEW QUESTION # 82
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