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An administrator needs to make sure an RF2 cluster can survive a complete rack failure without negatively effecting workload performance. The current cluster configuration consists of the following:
* 30 nodes: distributed 10 nodes per rack across three 42U rack
* Each nodes is configured with 40TB usable storage all flash (Cluster Total 1.2 PB Usable)
* Current cluster utilization is 900TB storage
Which configuration changes should be made to make sure that the cluster meets the requirements?
Given the current cluster configuration (30 nodes distributed 10 nodes per rack across three 42U racks), adding 3 additional nodes per rack (9 nodes total) would increase the redundancy of the cluster and improve its ability to withstand a complete rack failure. This is because the additional nodes would provide more storage capacity and compute resources, allowing the cluster to continue running workloads even if one rack fails.
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Microsegmentation was recently enabled in a Nutanix environment. The administrator wants to leverage Prism Central to create a policy that will block all traffic, regardless of direction, between two groups of VMs identified by their category.
Which policy should be used to meet this requirement?
Refer to the exhibit.
An administrator logged into Prism Element, notices the following in the home dashboard, and showing the exhibit.
Which action should the administrator take next?
The exhibit shows a screenshot of a Prism Element home dashboard with a notification that ''Data Resiliency not possible'' and warnings about the inability to get configured fully qualified domain names (fqdn) for hosts identified by their node numbers.
After installation, network ports are properly configured with the default active-backup bonding.
One 10GbE port goes to switch 1. Another 10GbE port goes to switch 2. A consultant tests failover by manually pulling one of the cables and notices it is taking too much time to failover, which is causing excessive packet loss.
What should the consultant enable to resolve this issue?
In this scenario, the delay and packet loss during failover when one of the network cables is disconnected can be addressed by enabling 'Portfast' on the switch ports connected to the Nutanix nodes. Portfast is a Cisco network switch feature that allows network switches to immediately bring ports into the forwarding state during connectivity changes, bypassing the usual listening and learning states of Spanning Tree Protocol (STP). This significantly reduces the time to re-establish network connectivity, thereby minimizing the packet loss during such failover events. Enabling Portfast is crucial for endpoints like servers where quick recovery from disconnections is necessary. Reference: Cisco Networking Academy materials on STP and Portfast, Nutanix Bible.
A customer has an ESXi cluster with two 10GbE NICs on each node and the following requirements.
Solution must follow Nutanix Best Practices
Network configuration should be redundant
A vSphere Distributed Switch will be utilized
Which load balancing configuration should be used?
For a customer using an ESXi cluster with two 10GbE NICs on each node and a vSphere Distributed Switch, the recommended load balancing configuration, following Nutanix Best Practices for redundancy and efficiency, is 'Route based on IP hash.' This setting allows for optimal utilization of network bandwidth and redundancy by distributing the traffic based on the IP address pairings, ensuring a balanced load across the physical NICs. Reference: Nutanix Bible, Nutanix University NCS-Core 6.8 learning materials
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