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Nutanix NCP-MCI v6.5 Exam Practice Questions (P. 1)

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Question #1
After logging into Prism Element, an administrator presses the letter A on the keyboard.
What is the expected outcome of this input?
  1. A
    Analysis page will launch.
  2. B
    Alerts page will launch.
  3. C
    About Nutanix page will launch.
  4. D
    API Explorer page will launch.

Correct Answer:
B
chatbot-img GPT-4o - Answer
Absolutely, hitting 'A' after logging into Prism Element does indeed bring up the Alerts page. This action provides a quick keyboard shortcut making system monitoring more efficient and accessible without needing to navigate through menus. This shortcut is specifically designed to enhance user navigation and immediate access to system alerts, which plays a crucial role in managing and troubleshooting within the Nutanix infrastructure.

Question #2
Refer to the exhibit.

The Update Source for LCM has been configured as shown in the exhibit. Inventory is failing consistently.
What is the likely cause of this issue?
  1. A
    Port 80 is blocked by a firewall.
  2. B
    The administrator does not have a valid portal account.
  3. C
    The license assigned to the cluster has expired.
  4. D
    Port 443 is blocked by a firewall.

Correct Answer:
D

Question #3
An administrator has created a Nutanix managed network, and assigned it a VLAN ID of 512.
Several VMs have been created, and the administrator notices that the VMs can successfully communicate with other VMs on that VLAN, provided they are on the same host, but cannot communicate with VMs that reside on different hosts in the cluster.
What is most likely the cause of this issue?
  1. A
    There is a firewall rule blocking VLAN512 traffic.
  2. B
    The VLAN was not created on the upstream switches.
  3. C
    The administrator did not create the VLAN on all hosts.
  4. D
    VLAN512 is a reserved VLAN ID, and not usable for guest VMs.

Correct Answer:
B
chatbot-img GPT-4o - Answer
The reason VMs on VLAN 512 can communicate within the same host but fail to do so across different hosts likely stems from the VLAN configuration beyond the Nutanix environment. If a VLAN ID, such as 512 in this scenario, is not set up on upstream switches, there's no route for traffic between hosts. This setup is crucial because switches manage traffic flow across the network. Ensuring VLAN configurations match across all network components, including upstream switches, is essential for multi-host communication within a VLAN.

Question #4
An administrator logs into the Nutanix Support Portal and notices there is a new version of the LCM Framework available. In an effort to ensure LCM is providing the latest features, the administrator would like to upgrade LCM.
How can the LCM Framework be upgraded?
  1. A
    Upload the latest LCM Framework bundle via Upgrade Software in Prism
  2. B
    Upload the latest LCM Framework as an image in the Image Configuration in Prism
  3. C
    Upgrade AOS
  4. D
    Perform an LCM inventory

Correct Answer:
A
chatbot-img GPT-4o - Answer
The correct way to upgrade the LCM Framework is indeed by uploading the latest LCM Framework bundle via the Upgrade Software option available in Prism. This approach ensures that the LCM (Life Cycle Management) component is kept up to date with the most recent functionalities and patches, thereby enhancing the stability and performance of the Nutanix infrastructure. There might be a reference suggesting option D as correct, but in this context and based on standard procedures, option A is both accurate and recommended for upgrading the LCM Framework.

Question #5
On a Nutanix cluster, what does Network Segmentation refer to?
  1. A
    Isolating management traffic from storage replication traffic.
  2. B
    Physically separating management traffic from guest VM traffic.
  3. C
    Isolating intra-cluster traffic from guest VM traffic.
  4. D
    A distributed firewall for securing VM to VM traffic.

Correct Answer:
C
chatbot-img GPT-4o - Answer
Network Segmentation in a Nutanix cluster mainly focuses on keeping different types of traffic separate to increase performance and security. Specifically, it isolates intra-cluster traffic, which encompasses the communication between nodes within the cluster, from the traffic generated by guest VMs. This ensures that internal cluster operations do not interfere with, or compromise, the performance of the virtual machines running on the cluster. It’s essential for maintaining efficient cluster operations and safeguarding data integrity.

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