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| Section | Objectives |
|---|---|
| Describe Cluster Configuration and Maintenance | - Describe supported cluster configuration options - Identify software maintenance tasks - Identify hardware maintenance tasks |
| Demonstrate and Understand Platform Health and Monitoring | - Review and interpret workload performance - Leverage support functions - Review and interpret alerts and events - Perform and interpret health checks |
| Recognize Nutanix Solutions and Tools | - Recognize Nutanix tools, features, and use cases - Recognize non-NCI Nutanix technologies, features, and use cases - Recognize Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure (NCI) technologies, features, and use cases |
| Describe Nutanix Platform Administration | - Describe licensing tasks - Describe virtual machine administration tasks - Discuss storage operations - Identify virtual networking tasks |
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NEW QUESTION # 90
Which Nutanix product provides unstructured file-storage services through SMB and NFS for home directories and user profiles on a Nutanix cluster?
Answer: A
Explanation:
Nutanix Files is the scale-out file-storage service designed to provide SMB shares and NFS exports for unstructured data. Typical use cases include user home directories, roaming or virtual-desktop profiles, departmental shares, application logs, archives, and general enterprise file services. Files deploys File Server VMs that present the client-facing file protocols while using the Nutanix distributed storage layer underneath.
Nutanix Move is a workload-migration utility used to transfer VMs between supported source and target platforms; it does not provide file shares. Nutanix Volumes supplies block-storage services, commonly exposed through iSCSI, for applications that require block devices rather than SMB or NFS file systems.
Nutanix Objects provides S3-compatible object storage and is intended for applications using object APIs rather than conventional file protocols.
The presence of SMB, NFS, home directories, and user profiles makes the use case specifically file-oriented.
Nutanix documentation identifies Files as a repository for unstructured data and lists home directories and user profiles among its standard workloads. Reference: Nutanix Files Storage Technical Note . NHCF alignment: differentiating Files, Volumes, Objects, and migration services by protocol and workload type.
NEW QUESTION # 91
An administrator needs to decrease the number of CPUs assigned to a VM.
What is the first step?
Answer: B
Explanation:
The VM must be powered off before the administrator can reduce its CPU allocation. CPU hot-plug capabilities permit supported guest operating systems to receive additional virtual CPU resources while running, but they do not provide a supported mechanism for removing active processors from a powered-on VM. Nutanix documentation states that the number of CPUs cannot be decreased while the VM is powered on.
After shutting down the guest cleanly and confirming that the VM is off, the administrator can edit the VM configuration, reduce the required vCPU count or associated CPU topology, save the change, and restart the VM. The proposed configuration must remain valid-for example, the relationship between sockets, vCPUs, and cores must be supported.
Enabling Hot-Add addresses CPU expansion rather than reduction. Nutanix Guest Tools supplies guest integration and operational capabilities but does not override hypervisor restrictions on CPU removal. A snapshot may be useful as an optional change-control precaution, but it does not make CPU reduction possible and is not the required first step.
The technically necessary action is therefore to power off the VM. Reference: AHV - Virtual Machine Memory and CPU Hot-Plug Configurations . NHCF alignment: modifying VM compute resources and understanding hot-plug limitations.
NEW QUESTION # 92
An organization has determined that a specific NCC check can be disregarded and does not want to see the alert.
Where would an administrator turn off the relevant NCC check?
Answer: D
Explanation:
The relevant NCC check should be disabled from the Prism Element web console. For a Prism Element cluster, administrators manage NCC checks through the Health dashboard. The Actions menu provides check- management functions, including selecting individual checks and controlling whether they remain enabled.
This is different from acknowledging or resolving an existing alert. Acknowledgement records that the alert has been reviewed, while disabling the underlying check prevents it from continuing to run and generate the unwanted condition. The administrator should disable a check only after confirming that it is genuinely inapplicable or that Nutanix has documented the condition as safe to disregard.
Nutanix states that after a check is disabled through the Prism web console, it cannot be run through the NCC command line until it is re-enabled in the web console. Therefore, running a command on a CVM is not the correct method for managing the persisted disabled state presented in the question. Prism Central can initiate broader troubleshooting and cluster-check workflows, but the relevant per-cluster check configuration is maintained through Prism Element.
The disabled check and the justification should be documented because suppressing a valid health check can conceal operational risk.
NHCF/NCA reference: NCC check management, Prism Element Health dashboard, and alert suppression.
Official references: Displaying and Managing NCC Checks , Running NCC , and NCC Guide .
NEW QUESTION # 93
What would cause storage compression to become automatically disabled?
Answer: B
Explanation:
Nutanix AOS automatically disables compression when metadata usage becomes high. The Prism 7.5 storage documentation explicitly identifies this condition and states that an alert is generated when automatic disablement occurs. Consequently, option D is the verified answer, replacing the supplied answer A.
Compression requires AOS metadata resources to track compressed extents and the associated data layout. If metadata consumption reaches a protective threshold, continuing compression could place additional pressure on the metadata services required for normal storage operation. AOS therefore prioritizes platform stability and metadata availability by disabling compression and notifying the administrator. The corresponding health alert should be investigated to determine why metadata usage has increased and whether workload characteristics or another storage condition requires remediation.
High write activity may increase storage workload and influence when post-process compression can execute, but it is not the documented automatic-disable trigger in this question. High reads similarly do not directly cause compression to be disabled. High physical-capacity consumption generates its own capacity warnings and corrective requirements but is distinct from the metadata threshold governing compression.
NHCF/NCA reference: Storage Concepts-capacity optimization, compression and storage-container administration; NCA Section 2, "Discuss storage operations." Official references: Prism 7.5-Compression , Prism 7.5-Storage Alert Reference .
NEW QUESTION # 94
Which tool tests how a Nutanix environment will behave under a simulated production load?
Answer: A
Explanation:
Nutanix X-Ray is an automated testing and benchmarking framework that runs repeatable scenarios against hyperconverged infrastructure targets. It uses realistic workload generators and controlled infrastructure events to evaluate performance, resilience, scalability, data integrity, and availability. Its scenarios can simulate conditions such as VM cloning, snapshots, migrations, node failures, node power-offs, and sustained storage workloads.
X-Ray is intended for evaluation and test environments rather than active production clusters. The resulting metrics and reports allow architects and administrators to compare configurations and determine how an environment behaves under representative production-style demand and failure conditions.
Nutanix Move migrates workloads between supported platforms and does not benchmark infrastructure behavior. Nutanix Collector gathers environmental information for assessment and sizing activities but does not generate simulated application loads. Nutanix Foundation images nodes and deploys or configures clusters; it is not a performance-testing framework.
The requirement to test behavior under simulated load therefore maps directly to X-Ray's scenario-based testing model. References: Nutanix X-Ray FAQ and X-Ray 4.4 - Test Scenarios . NHCF alignment:
identifying Nutanix assessment, deployment, migration, and testing tools.
NEW QUESTION # 95
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