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An administrator needs to modify an AHV VM to support a large number of concurrent network connections. The VM has:
4 vCPUs
20 GB RAM
OS: Microsoft Windows Server 2022
Which modification can improve network performance for network I/O-intensive applications?
Receive Side Scaling (RSS) VirtIO-Net Multi-Queue improves network performance by distributing network processing across multiple CPU cores.
Option C (Enable RSS VirtIO-Net Multi-Queue) is correct:
This setting reduces CPU bottlenecks by allowing multiple queues to handle network packets.
It is essential for high-throughput network applications.
Option A (Add more vCPUs) is incorrect:
CPU resources are important, but without enabling RSS, additional vCPUs will not optimize network traffic distribution.
Option B (Enable AHV Turbo Technology) is incorrect:
AHV Turbo improves disk I/O, not network I/O.
Option D (Add more RAM) is incorrect:
RAM does not directly impact network performance.
Nutanix AHV Best Practices Guide Optimizing Network Performance with RSS Multi-Queue
Nutanix KB Enabling Multi-Queue for High-Performance Applications
An administrator is working with a network engineer to design the network architecture for a DR failover.
Because DNS is well-designed, the DR site will use a different subnet but retain the same last octet in the IP address.
What is the best way to achieve this?
Offset-based IP mapping in Nutanix Recovery Plans allows automatic subnet changes during DR failover.
Option D (Utilize Recovery Plan Offset-based IP mapping) is correct:
This method automatically adjusts the IP range while keeping the same last octet.
It eliminates the need for manual intervention after failover.
Option A (Custom script) is incorrect:
Scripting is an option, but Recovery Plan IP mapping is simpler and native to Nutanix.
Option B (Use IPAM) is incorrect:
IP Address Management (IPAM) is useful, but offset-based mapping provides more control.
Option C (Manually update IPs) is incorrect:
This would be time-consuming and error-prone.
Nutanix Disaster Recovery Guide Using Offset-Based IP Mapping
Nutanix KB Best Practices for Managing IP Addresses in DR
Refer to Exhibit:
An administrator notices the message shown in the exhibit when navigating to LCM from Prism Central.
Which action should the administrator take to update LCM to the latest version?
When Life Cycle Manager (LCM) reports that a newer framework version is available, the correct action is to perform an inventory scan (Option C).
Performing an inventory scan updates the available firmware/software versions and allows LCM to download required updates.
Option A (Run an AOS upgrade) is unrelated to the LCM framework update process.
Option B (Run an AHV upgrade) is a separate component update and does not affect the LCM framework.
Option D (Download manually from a CVM) is not necessary because LCM updates are automatically pulled after an inventory scan.
Nutanix LCM User Guide Updating LCM Framework and Performing Inventory Scans
Nutanix KB Best Practices for LCM Updates
Nutanix Prism Central LCM Update Workflow
An administrator wants to live-migrate a vGPU-enabled VM from one host to another within the same cluster.
What requirements must be met before initiating the migration?
vGPU-enabled VMs can only be migrated if the destination host has a compatible GPU and sufficient resources.
Option A (Target host must have sufficient resources) is correct:
The target host must have the same GPU model and enough available resources to support the VM.
vGPU cannot be live-migrated across incompatible hardware.
Option B (vGPU profile change) is incorrect:
The profile does not need to be changed as long as the target host has the same configuration.
Option C (Agent VM required) is incorrect:
Agent VMs are not necessary for vGPU migration.
Option D (Host affinity) is incorrect:
Host affinity limits movement, but is not a prerequisite for migration.
Nutanix AHV Best Practices Migrating vGPU-Enabled VMs
Nutanix KB Requirements for Live-Migrating vGPU VMs
An administrator needs to configure NTP on Prism Central running on a Hyper-V cluster.
How should the administrator complete this task?
Nutanix requires that all cluster components synchronize time using an external NTP (Network Time Protocol) server.
Option A (Adding an external NTP server) is correct because Nutanix best practices recommend using an external time source to prevent clock drift between cluster nodes.
Option B (DNS server IP) is incorrect: A DNS server does not provide NTP services.
Option C (Server with DNS hostname) is incorrect unless the DNS hostname resolves to an NTP server.
Option D (IP of the Domain Controller) is incorrect because not all domain controllers provide NTP services unless explicitly configured.
Nutanix Best Practices: NTP Configuration for Hyper-V Clusters
Nutanix KB: Ensuring Proper Time Synchronization Across Cluster Nodes
Nutanix Documentation: Prism Central NTP Settings Configuration
