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During which part of the Knowledge Transfer does the customer learn about Nutanix basics and their environment at a high level?
A. Technical Checklist
B. Technical Handoff Slides
C. Support portal
D. As-Built Guide
A consultant discovers that while the Foundation VM and the consultant's laptop are able to ping each other nodes are rea discovered while trying to run Foundation on the customer's network. What should the consultant do to resolve the issue?
A. Connect to same switch as the cluster and ping.
B. Install Java on the Foundation VM.
C. Enable IPv6 and multicast on the switch.
D. Enable IPv6 and multicast on the laptop.
Explanation: When Foundation VM and a laptop can ping each other but nodes are not being discovered, it suggests a network protocol issue. The consultant should enable IPv6 and multicast on the switch. Multicast is required for node discovery in many environments, especially when using Nutanix Foundation, as it helps in the detection and communication between nodes and the Foundation VM.
A consultant finishes creating a new ESXi cluster. The consultant connects to the nodes via laptop and a personal flat switch. The host/CVM network is on VLAN 23. The customer has the native VLAN on the ToR switches set to 23. The customer wants to use LACP. Before placing the nodes on the customer network, the consultant tags VLAN 23 for each host and CVM. The consultant connects the nodes to the customer network and finds that they are unreachable. What is causing this issue?
A. The customer has LACP fallback enabled on switch ports.
B. The hosts have not been migrated to a vSphere Distributed Switch.
C. Under the vSwitch0 settings, the consultant did not select Route based on IP hash.
D. The host and CVM are incorrectly configured.
A consultant is onsite and needs to start their Foundation Virtual Machine (FVM) to image Nutanix hardware. The FVM fails to boot. The consultant decides to use a different Foundation method. Assuming the nodes will discover, which Foundation type or configuration option should the consultant select?
A. Foundation VM
B. Use IPMI IPs
C. Use IPMI MACs
D. Foundation Applet
Explanation: If the Foundation VM fails to boot and other methods need to be considered, the best alternative is the Foundation Applet. This lightweight tool runs on a laptop or other device and doesn't require booting a VM, providing a straightforward method to image Nutanix hardware, particularly useful in situations where hardware constraints or other issues prevent the use of a full Foundation VM.
Refer to the exhibits.
A. There is a Native VLAN mismatch on the switchport.
B. The wrong VLAN is tagged on the host.
C. Bad SPF+ cables are on the active interface.
D. PortFast is not enabled on the port connected to the host.
Explanation: In the scenario where a consultant observes ping timeouts after shutting down one of the links during a port failover test, the issue is likely due to a Native VLAN mismatch on the switchport. The configuration settings shown in the second exhibit indicate different native VLANs for the switch ports connected to the Nutanix node. This mismatch can cause connectivity issues when one of the links is down, as VLAN tagging inconsistencies prevent proper fallback and routing of traffic.
While preparing for a new four-node cluster installation, the consultant has a Tech Review
Call with the customer. The hardware is as follows:
* 4 nodes in 1 Block
* 8 x 10 GbE Ports
* 4 x 1 GbE IPMI Ports
* Adequate Ethernet ports are available
* Ethernet cables are correct and available
* Adequate rack space is available
Which remaining item must be confirmed as available onsite?
A. Crash Cart
B. Fibre Channel switches
C. Redundant 208v power
D. Redundant 110v power
Explanation: In the preparation for a new cluster installation, after ensuring that the basic physical requirements such as space, cabling, and hardware connectivity are met, it's crucial to confirm power requirements. For enterprise installations, particularly where highpowered equipment like a four-node cluster is involved, ensuring redundant power is critical. The question specifically mentions "redundant" power, suggesting the need for a high-capacity solution typically found in 208v configurations in data centers, which provides more power efficiently and is standard for high-density computing hardware. Therefore, redundant 208v power should be confirmed as available onsite to support the new cluster's power needs effectively.
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