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What is supported for creating a VM Template in Nutanix?
VM templates in Nutanix are supported only when the VM's disks reside on storage containers configured with Replication Factor 2 (RF2) or higher.
Option C (VM has disks on RF2 containers) is correct:
VM templates require a minimum RF2 for fault tolerance.
RF1 containers do not meet Nutanix best practices for VM templates.
Option A is incorrect:
VMs protected by Protection Domains can be cloned, but this is different from creating a VM template.
Option B is incorrect:
Agent VMs (e.g., Witness VMs) or Prism Central cannot be used as VM templates.
Option D is incorrect:
Nutanix VM templates are natively supported on AHV, not ESXi.
Nutanix VM Management Guide Creating and Managing VM Templates
Nutanix KB Storage Requirements for VM Templates
Due to application requirements, an administrator needs to support a multicast configuration in an AHV cluster.
Which AHV feature can be used to optimize network traffic so that multicast traffic is only forwarded to the VMs that need to receive it?
Multicast traffic can generate unnecessary overhead if it is not properly managed. IGMP Snooping (Option C) ensures that multicast packets are only sent to VMs that have requested them, rather than broadcasting to all VMs.
Option C (IGMP Snooping) is correct:
It reduces unnecessary multicast traffic by ensuring that only subscribed VMs receive the packets.
It is supported natively in AHV networking.
Option A (LACP) is incorrect:
Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) improves bandwidth and redundancy but does not control multicast traffic.
Option B (UDP) is incorrect:
UDP (User Datagram Protocol) is a transport protocol, not a network optimization feature.
Option D (Network Segmentation) is incorrect:
Segmentation (VLANs, VPCs) isolates networks but does not optimize multicast traffic specifically.
Nutanix AHV Networking Guide Enabling IGMP Snooping
Nutanix Bible Network Traffic Optimization in AHV
Nutanix KB Best Practices for Multicast Traffic in AHV
An administrator is preparing for a firmware upgrade on a host and wants to manually migrate VMs before executing the LCM upgrade. However, one VM is unable to migrate while others migrate successfully.
Which action would fix the issue?
If a VM is unable to migrate, the most likely cause is that it is an Agent VM (such as a Nutanix Witness VM or a VM with special dependencies).
Option C (Disable Agent VM) is correct:
Some Agent VMs are configured to prevent migration due to critical roles (e.g., a Witness VM for Metro Availability).
Disabling Agent VM restrictions allows it to migrate before a host enters maintenance mode.
Option A (Enable ADS) is incorrect:
Acropolis Dynamic Scheduling (ADS) helps with VM placement after migration, but it does not force an unmigratable VM to move.
Option B (Update LLDP) is incorrect:
LLDP is used for network discovery, but it does not impact VM migration behavior.
Option D (Configure backplane port groups) is incorrect:
Backplane settings impact CVM communication, not VM migration.
Nutanix Prism Element Guide Managing Agent VM Settings
Nutanix Bible Host Maintenance and VM Live Migration
Nutanix KB Troubleshooting VM Migration Failures in AHV
An administrator needs to create a storage container named TestData with the following conditions:
Replication Factor (RF) = 1 (RF1)
Inline Compression enabled
Deduplication disabled
Maximum storage capacity = 100 GiB
How should the administrator complete this task?
When creating a storage container in Nutanix, the administrator must configure the correct capacity settings:
Option A (Prism Element with Advertised Capacity of 100 GiB) is correct:
Advertised Capacity defines logical limits for the container (i.e., how much space it reports as available).
Inline Compression can be enabled directly in Prism Element.
Option B (Create in Prism Element without Advertised Capacity) is incorrect:
Without specifying Advertised Capacity, the container may consume unlimited storage.
Option C (Create in Prism Central with Reserved Capacity) is incorrect:
Reserved Capacity applies to Quality of Service (QoS) policies, not storage limits.
Option D (Create in Prism Central without capacity limits) is incorrect:
Prism Central can manage storage but does not directly enforce RF1 and compression policies.
Nutanix Storage Management Guide Creating and Managing Storage Containers
Nutanix Bible Replication Factor (RF) and Data Optimization
Nutanix KB Inline Compression Best Practices in Nutanix AOS
An administrator migrated a physical MySQL database from a legacy 3-tier environment to a Nutanix cluster.
After migration, the administrator finds that at peak load, the number of IOPS is lower than expected, and latency is higher.
Which two steps should the administrator take to improve performance? (Choose two.)
For high-performance databases like MySQL, optimizing storage access is critical.
Option B (Create additional vDisks for SQL data) is correct:
Multiple vDisks allow better parallelism in Nutanix DSF (Distributed Storage Fabric), improving IOPS.
Option C (Use LVM to stripe SQL data across multiple vDisks) is correct:
Striping across multiple disks distributes the load, reducing latency.
Option A (Thick provisioned vDisks) is incorrect:
Nutanix always provisions vDisks thinly, and thick provisioning does not improve IOPS.
Option D (Thin provisioned vDisks) is incorrect:
All Nutanix vDisks are thin-provisioned by default.
Nutanix Bible Optimizing SQL Performance on Nutanix
Nutanix KB Best Practices for Running MySQL on Nutanix
