NCP-CI-Azure: Nutanix Certified Professional - Cloud Integration - Azure (NCP-CI-Azure v6.7) Cluster Practice Questions
The free NCP-CI-Azure: Nutanix Certified Professional - Cloud Integration - Azure (NCP-CI-Azure v6.7) questions that deal with cluster, with answers and explanations. The full bank and the timed practice test cover every topic the exam asks about.
Question #1
An administrator is deploying a new cluster on Azure and would like to ensure the data is encrypted. Due to cost constraints the deployment will leverage the native local key manager (LKM). What is the minimal number of nodes needed to support the Nutanix native LKM?
Correct answer: C
Explanation
• Local Key Manager (LKM):The native local key manager in Nutanix requires a minimum number of nodes to function correctly and provide key management services. • Minimum Node Requirement for LKM:To support the Nutanix native LKM, at least three nodes are needed. This configuration ensures that the key management service can achieve the necessary quorum and redundancy for secure operations. References: • Nutanix Data Encryption Documentation • Nutanix Cluster Configuration Guide
Question #3
An administrator wants to ensure that enough available bandwidth exits for workloads running in an NC2 on Azure cluster environment. What is the highest number of Flew Gateway VMs that can be deployed within this environment?
Correct answer: C
Explanation
• Flow Gateway VMs: Flow Gateway VMs are used to manage and route network traffic within an NC2 on Azure cluster, ensuring sufficient bandwidth for workloads. • Scalability: To ensure enough available bandwidth, multiple Flow Gateway VMs can be deployed. • Maximum Limit: The highest number of Flow Gateway VMs that can be deployed within an NC2 on Azure environment is 6, providing the necessary capacity to handle high traffic volumes and ensure optimal performance. • Conclusion: Deploying up to 6 Flow Gateway VMs ensures adequate bandwidth for NC2 workloads. References: • Nutanix Clusters Networking Guide • Azure Network Performance Documentation
Question #4
Which wen interface should be used to most efficiently terminate a Nutanix cloud cluster?
Correct answer: C
Explanation
To efficiently terminate a Nutanix cloud cluster, the NC2 (Nutanix Cloud Clusters) Console should be used. The NC2 Console provides the necessary tools and interface specifically designed for managing and terminating Nutanix clusters within cloud environments, ensuring a seamless and efficient process.References • Nutanix Cloud Clusters Documentation
Question #6
An administrator is planning to expand an NC2 on Azure cluster. Which statement is true regarding prerequisites for expanding the cluster?
Correct answer: C
Explanation
• Cluster State Requirement: To expand a cluster, it must be operational and in a connected state to ensure seamless integration of additional nodes. • Cluster Stopped State: If the cluster is stopped, it cannot perform expansion operations. • Minimum Nodes Requirement: There is no minimum node count prerequisite for expanding the cluster as long as the cluster is connected. • Cluster Connected State: Ensuring the cluster is connected verifies that it is operational and can communicate with additional nodes being added. • Conclusion: The cluster must be in a Cluster Connected state to expand successfully. References: • Nutanix Clusters Expansion Guide • Azure NC2 Configuration Documentation
Question #8
Exhibit. An administrator is trying to figure out why the NC2 cluster deployment in Azure failed. Which issue might be the cause?
Correct answer: B
Explanation
• Error Message Analysis:The error message indicates that the node cannot boot successfully and will be replaced with a new node. This points towards an issue related to the specific node type or configuration. • Bare Metal Node Support:One common cause for such deployment failures is selecting a bare metal node type that is not supported in the chosen deployment region. Azure has specific regions where certain node types are available, and attempting to use an unsupported node type in a region can result in provisioning failures. References: • Nutanix KB 9768 for troubleshooting deployment issues: KB 9768 • Azure Region Availability Documentation • Nutanix NC2 on Azure Deployment Guide
Question #9
An administrator has created a new overlay network. Which is intended for the company's user VMs. The cluster has these characteristics: * Policy-based Routing is not configured *Only using external NAT *DNS Server: 8.8.8.8 After adding a few VMs to the network, the administrator notices that the VMs cannot reach resources outside the network, even by IP address. What is a likely cause?
Correct answer: D
Explanation
When the administrator notices that the VMs cannot reach resources outside the network, even by IP address, it is likely that a default route was not configured for the external subnet. The default route is essential for directing traffic from the VMs to external networks. Without it, the VMs will not know how to route traffic to external destinations, which leads to connectivity issues. References • Azure Virtual Network Documentation • Nutanix Flow Networking Best Practices
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