Nutanix NCP-MCI-6.10 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Nutanix NCP-MCI-6.10 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 1:

  What is the default file system used by Nutanix storage?

  A. NTFS
  B. XFS
  C. NDFS (Nutanix Distributed File System)
  D. EXT4
  C. NDFS (Nutanix Distributed File System)

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  Explanation

  The selected response best satisfies the scenario because it names the Nutanix feature, configuration, or operational action that matches the stated administrative requirement. The remaining choices are adjacent platform tasks, lifecycle steps, reporting functions, or disaster recovery items that do not perform the requested function.

• Question 2:

  When expanding acluster, what is required toautomatically discover new nodes?

  A. New nodes must have the same hypervisor version.
  B. IPv6 multicast must be allowed on physical switches.
  C. New nodes must have the same AOS version.
  D. IPv4 multicast must be allowed on physical switches.
  B. IPv6 multicast must be allowed on physical switches.

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  Explanation

  The verified answer is the best fit for the scenario because it performs the required Nutanix management or troubleshooting action. The alternatives are plausible related features, but they address different objectives or would not resolve the condition described.

• Question 3:

  Which two entities can be categorized? (Choose two.)

  A. Storage Containers
  B. Alerts
  C. Virtual Machines
  D. ISO Images
  B. Alerts
  C. Virtual Machines

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  Explanation

  The scenario is asking for the specific Nutanix mechanism that satisfies the stated administrative goal. This answer provides that mechanism, while the other responses are either unrelated operations or valid features used for different management tasks.

• Question 4:

  An administrator started anLCM upgrade of the AHV hostsbut realized that theupgrade would exceed the planned maintenance window.

  Which feature should be leveraged to prevent additional updates from occurring?

  A. Cancel the LCM tasks via theErgon command line (ecli).
  B. Run thelcm_task_cleanup.pyscript.
  C. RestartGenesison the cluster to restart the LCM service.
  D. Use theStop Update feature in LCM.
  D. Use theStop Update feature in LCM.

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  Explanation

  The scenario is asking for the specific Nutanix mechanism that satisfies the stated administrative goal. This answer provides that mechanism, while the other responses are either unrelated operations or valid features used for different management tasks.

• Question 5:

  An administrator receives complaints about VM performance.

  

  After reviewing theVM's CPU Ready Timedata shown in the exhibit, which step should the administrator take to diagnose the issue further?

  A. Check the number of vCPUs assigned to each CVM.
  B. Review host CPU utilization.
  C. Assess cluster SSD capacity.
  D. Enable VM memory oversubscription.
  B. Review host CPU utilization.

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  Explanation

  This answer is aligned with the requirement in the question and with the NCP-MCI scope for administering, protecting, monitoring, or troubleshooting Nutanix environments. The distractors describe other valid concepts, but they do not address the scenario's stated need.

• Question 6:

  What additional step is required for LCM to upgrade an AHV host that has GPUs?

  A. Use Direct Uploads to upload appropriate driver bundles.
  B. Run LCM in dark site mode so it can update AHV independently.
  C. Create an agent VM on each host that has GPU drivers installed.
  D. Update NCC to the latest version and re-run Inventory.
  A. Use Direct Uploads to upload appropriate driver bundles.

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  Explanation

  This answer is aligned with the requirement in the question and with the NCP-MCI scope for administering, protecting, monitoring, or troubleshooting Nutanix environments. The distractors describe other valid concepts, but they do not address the scenario's stated need.

• Question 7:

  An administrator is tasked with ensuring the resiliency of Tier-1 workloads. As such, the administrator creates a Protection Policy with a crash-consistent snapshot period that meets RPO while maintaining 10 recovery points locally and 5 at DR location.

  Since it is difficult to quantify how long a DR event will last, management wants the Tier-1 workloads to always have 10 recovery points locally.

  How can this be achieved logically and most efficiently?

  A. Change retentions within the Protection Policy to be 10 at both locations and Save Schedule.
  B. Enable Reverse Retention within the Protection Policy Schedule.
  C. Utilize a script that executes an API to take the requisite number of recovery points post-DR.
  D. Post DR, recreate the Protection Policy with new/updated values.
  B. Enable Reverse Retention within the Protection Policy Schedule.

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  Explanation

  The scenario is asking for the specific Nutanix mechanism that satisfies the stated administrative goal. This answer provides that mechanism, while the other responses are either unrelated operations or valid features used for different management tasks.

• Question 8:

  A team wants to repeatedly deploy new VMs from a known configuration instead of rebuilding the same settings each time.

  Which Nutanix object best supports this deployment workflow?

  A. VM template
  B. Syslog module
  C. Metro witness
  D. Storage container limit
  A. VM template

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  Explanation

  This answer is aligned with the requirement in the question and with the NCP-MCI scope for administering, protecting, monitoring, or troubleshooting Nutanix environments. The distractors describe other valid concepts, but they do not address the scenario's stated need.

• Question 9:

  A Disaster Recovery administrator has setup a Protection Policy for 50 workloads - all configured in a similar fashion in terms of OS, storage, network, and performance. The RPO is 60 minutes with a specified retention of 10 copies local, 5 copies remote, and crash consistency. After configuring the Protection Policy and activating it, the administrator has noticed that recovery points are not showing up in DR. Yet, everything within the Protection Policy looks correct and recovery points are showing up on production side.

  What is the most likely issue?

  A. Nutanix NGT is not installed on the source VMs.
  B. The storage container RF factor of the protected VMs is not the same as the RF factor in the DR cluster container.
  C. Windows updates need to be run on all the affected VMs.
  D. The storage container name of the protected VMs is not the same as the DR cluster storage container
  B. The storage container RF factor of the protected VMs is not the same as the RF factor in the DR cluster container.

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  Explanation

  The scenario is asking for the specific Nutanix mechanism that satisfies the stated administrative goal. This answer provides that mechanism, while the other responses are either unrelated operations or valid features used for different management tasks.

• Question 10:

  An administrator wants a custom view with several charts to compare metrics for impacted VMs in Prism Central.

  What should be created?

  A. Analysis session
  B. Remote site
  C. VM template
  D. Storage policy
  A. Analysis session

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  Explanation

  This answer is aligned with the requirement in the question and with the NCP-MCI scope for administering, protecting, monitoring, or troubleshooting Nutanix environments. The distractors describe other valid concepts, but they do not address the scenario's stated need.