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Q26. Email distribution lists in the company have been redesigned and IT now has a new distribution list dedicated for all alerts In File Analytics how should an administrator change the recipient list to receive email alerts?

Click on the gear icon select Define Anomaly Rules and update the field Anomaly Email Recipients

Click on the gear icon, select SMTP configuration and update the field Recipient List

Select User menu in the top right comer and click on Collect Logs

Click on the gear icon select Update AD/LDAP configuration and update the field Username

Q27. An administrator needs to deploy a new Linux log collector package which creates a directory for each monitored item. The logs would be analyzed by a Windows application.
Which action should the administrator take that will provide the best performance and simplicity?

Create an Objects bucket with versioning enabled.

Create a Files distributed share with multi-protocol access.

Assign a Volume vDisk to the Linux Collector VM.

Configure File Analytics to analyze the collected logs.

Q28. An administrator needs to deploy Files Analytics (FA). After logging into the Prism management console using personal credentials, the administrator is not able to deploy the Virtual Appliance What action is needed to resolve this issue?

Move FA to another storage container.

Download the FA Virtual Appliance.

Perform FA deployment in Prism Central

Deploy FA using the admin user account

Q29. Which two statements are true about object counts in an object store?

Upload counts are included in the object counts

Each upload of a multipart upload is counted as a separate object until the object is finalized.

Each upload of a multipart upload is counted as a separate object

Upload Counts are not included in the object counts

Q30. An administrator has to enable both Linux and Windows machines to access the same share served by a Files cluster.
The parameters are as follows:
* Most of the clients are Windows machines* All users have Active Directory (AD) Accounts
* All Linux clients are part of the same class 8 network, everyone else must be denied access over NFS
* .mp3 files are not allowed on the share
How should the administrator configure the multi-protocol share to achieve these requirements?

* NFS as the primary protocol SMB with LDAP authentication as secondary
* Enable Default Access (For All Clients) with CIDR notation values
* Configure the ICAP settings to deny mp3 files

* SMB as the primary protocol NFS with AD authentication as secondary
* Enable Default Access (For All Clients) with CIDR notation values
* Select the Blocked File Types checkbox

* SMB as the primary protocol NFS with AD authentication as secondary –
* Enable Default Access (For All Clients) with Netgroups notation values
* Configure the ICAP settings to deny mp3 files

* NFS as the primary protocol SMB with LDAP authentication as secondary
* Enable Default Access (For All Clients) with Netgroups notation values
* Select the Blocked File Types checkbox

Q31. A company has deployed several Files clusters, which are managed by a single File Analytics instance. An administrator is trying to get File Distribution by Type information, but the data shown in the GUI seems to be incorrect What should the administrator do in order to get the correct data?

Verify that the right File server view is being observed

Install another File Analytics instance for the file server being managed

Modify the administrator’s Role Based Access Control settings

Create a new dashboard to manage the desired file server

Q32. An administrator of an existing Nutanix cluster running Kubernetes with multiple PODs notices that NCC checks report that some volume groups experience the following error:
Node x.x.x.x:
FAIL: Volume Group pvc-XXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX space
usage (90%)
The administrator checks the volume group usage from the Kubernetes pod and get different usage results. The current stats are 55% used space.
The results of the NCC check do not match what manually-executed checks report.
What is the cause of this behavior ?

The garbage collection process has yet to run.

The NCC checks need to be updated to the latest version.

Volumes has not received the needed UNMAP commands.

Kubernetes is not correctly reporting its storage usage.

Q33. A developer requires API access to a S3 destination for storage. The environment is currently configured as:
* 4 node Nutanix cluster
* Both Files and Objects have been deployed
* Active Directory access has been configured for Files and Objects
How would an administrator grant Read-Write access for the developer?

Create a new Share/Export within Files supporting multi-protocol access.
* Check the checkbox to Enable API Access

Click + Add People under User Accounts within Objects and add the developer account
* Click the checkbox to enable Kerberos Token Authentication
* Create a new Bucket and add the user.

Create a new Share/Export within Files supporting multi-protocol access.
* The developer can utilize the REST API to write to the destination.

Click + Add People under Access Keys within Objects and add the developer account.
Download the Access Key and provide it to the developer.
* Create a new Bucket and add the user.

Q34. What happens to an FSVM during a node failure in a 3-node cluster?

Due to host affinity rules, the FSVM will not restart

The FSVM will automatically restart on one of the remaining nodes.

The FSVM must be manually restarted on one of the remaining nodes.

A new FSVM must be deployed to the cluster.

Q35. A company has implemented a new Retention policy requiring all Human
Resources Documents with these characteristics:
* Able to be stored for 7 years and then automatically deleted.
* Previous versions of the document must be retained for a minimum for 1 year.
The company is currently using objects as the backend storage for all data. Which action best enforces the Retention Policy?

Deploy a new bucket named “humanresources” and Enable Versioning with Permanently delete past versions after 2 years. Additionally enable Lifecycle Policies to Expire current objects after 7 years.

Deploy a new bucket named “Human Resouces” and Enable Versioning with Permanently delete past versions after 1 year. Additionally enable Lifecycle Policies to expire current objects after 7 years.

Deploy a new bucket name “Human Resources” and apply WORM for 7 years.
Have the administrator write a script to clear out the data once the retention period is reached.

Deploy a new bucket named “humanresources” and Enable Versioning with Permanently delete past versions after 7 years. Additionally enable Lifecycle Policies to Expire current objects after 1 year.

Q36. A company requires that object data that is unused for a period of 12 months should be moved to AWS Glacier. This should be applied immediately to all new and existing data within the organization. An administrator creates and applies the tiering rule, but observes that no existing data is moved from buckets where the tiering rule is applied, despite being created over 12 months ago.
What is the reason for data over 12 months old failing to tier?

Enable versioning has not been selected on the Tiering Endpoint configuration,

The category has not been added to existing data.

Tiering lifecycle policies are non-retroactive.

The Apply to existing data option has not been selected on the life cycle rule.

Q37. An administrator is using Volumes for its mission critical environments to support its highly transactional Oracle database. Users have reported that recent queries to the database are very slow and the response times have increased as the database has grown The administrator noticed that the database server is built using a single large vDisk for the database and logs How should the administrator resolve this issue?

Increase vDisk size for the mission-critical workload and enable flash-mode.

Use between four and eight vDisks for the mission-critical workload

Increase vDisk size for the mission-critical workload and enable VGLB

Increase the iSCSI MaxTransferlength of the clients.

Q38. Which administrator action within Files will enable the monitoring of users files for malware and viruses?

Leave the threat detection to the local machine’s antivirus application

Connect to an Internet Content Adaptation Protocol (ICAP) server

Install antivirus on a server and mount the share for scan

Install ClamAV on each FSVM

Q39. A company is implementing Files and has these requirements
* Six departments
* Each department needs to access its own shared namespace
* 18,000 users
Given the nature of the workload the administrator has decided to scale up by adding the maximum amount of CPU and RAM What should the administrator implement to satisfy the stated requirements?

Six standard shares with 3.000 concurrent sessions

The administrator should create a distributed share

The administrator should create a standard share

Six distributed shares with 18.000 concurrent sessions

Q40. Refer to the exhibit.

An administrator reports that a Volume Group (VG) is no longer accessible on their server.
Upon attempting to reconnect, an error is displayed , as shown in the exhibit.
Which condition would cause this error?

The client is trying to access the wrong target.

MPIO is enabled for the volume group

Encryption is enabled for the container hosting the VG.

The wrong CHAP secret has been configured.

Q41. The solution must meet the following criteria:
* Data is available even if one of the CVMs is down * There will be 5 Exchange databases, one per VM
* Must support a lot of random write activity
* Guest OS re-configuration must not be needed in case of CVM outages
* Must be possible to replicate all Exchange VMs and data to a DR data center Which product and configuration meets the requirements?

Volumes on a 5 (or more) nodes cluster with multiple disks per VG; MPIO disabled a protection domain with all the VGs and VMs

Files on a 5 (or more) nodes cluster with a general purpose share per Exchange VM; SSR enabled; use the natively created protection domain

Volumes on a 5 (or more) nodes cluster with a single disks per VG: MPIO enabled: metro availability enabled on the container which holds the VMs and VGs

Files on a 5 for more) nodes cluster with a distributed share DSF enabled create a separate schedule with 1 hour replication frequency

Q42. An administrator is tasked with creating an Objects store with the following settings ?
* Medium performance (around 10,000 requests per second)
* 10 TiB capacity
* Versioning disabled
* Hosted on an AHV cluster
Immediately after creation, the administrator is asked to change the name of Objects store.
How will the administrator achieve this request?

Enable versioning and then rename the Objects store, disable versioning.

Delete and recreate a new Objects store with the updated name.

The Objects store can only be renamed if hosted on ESXi.

Update the name of the Objects store by using a CORS XML file.

Q43. A VM was created with Volume Groups connected directly with AHV, The vDisks are presented to the guest OS through the virtual SCSI controller and Volume Group load balancer functionality is not enabled.
What will happen to the VM if an administrator attempts to live migrate it?

The Volume Group attachments will disconnect and will need to be reconnected to the VM after migration

The VM cannot be migrated unless the Volume Group attachments are disconnected prior to initiating migration

The Volume Group attachments will migrate but you need to configure Volume Group VM attachment with load balancing prior to initiating migration

The Volume Group attachments will migrate and will be hosted by the local CVM.

Q44. An administer is determining the most recent operation a user performed on the share cifs1 within the last 24 hours? How should the administrator complete this task in File Analytics?

In the Anomalies section, view the anomaly rule created for the user with an interval of 24 hours.

In the Audit Trails section, search for the cifs1 share and view the actions on the share over the past
24hour range

In the Audit Trails section, search for the user and view their last operations.

In the Anomalies section, select Users exceed an operation count threshold an input the 24hour range for share cifs1

Q45. Refer to the exhibit.

An administrator has been informed that a new workload will be deployed in six months with these characteristics.
* CPU: 210 GHz
* Memory: 600 GiB
* Storage:11.72 TiB
Upon receiving the new project notification, the administrator creates a scenario to determine whether or not the Nutanix cluster has enough space capacity to properly handle the new workload.
Why is the Overall Cluster runway showing that cluster resources are not exhausted (red color)?