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The NCSE-Core certification is recognized as a valuable credential in the IT industry. It is a testament to the candidate's technical expertise and demonstrates their ability to deploy and manage complex Nutanix infrastructures. Nutanix Certified Systems Engineer-Core (NCSE-Core) certification is highly respected by employers and is often a requirement for IT professionals seeking employment in organizations that use Nutanix technology.

 

NEW QUESTION # 88
An SE is performing workload discovery with an SMB prospect running SQL Server. The databases is less than 1 TB, but its performance and uptime are critical to the prospect's business operations. Sizer sugests using
1065S nodes.
Which aspects of the NX-1065S-G5 would cause an SE to filter out that nodel from Sizer's Automatic configuration? (choose two.)

  • A. Single Power Supply
  • B. 1Gb Networking
  • C. Single HDD
  • D. Limited to 4 nodes
  • E. Single Socket Processor

Answer: B,E


NEW QUESTION # 89
An administrator is deploying several new application VMs to a Nutanix Cluster. The application is very transactional with a 28/72 random, read/write ratio. What should the administrator do?

  • A. Add a minimum of four virtual disks to each VM and aggregate them on guest OS level.
  • B. Add one large SSD to each node and enable Flash Mode for the VMs.
  • C. Add one large virtual disk to each VM and use it for all application data.
  • D. Add a minimum of four SSDs to each node to ensure all write go to the SSDs.

Answer: A

Explanation:
* Understanding the Application Requirements:
* The application is very transactional with a 28/72 random, read/write ratio. This indicates a high write intensity, which necessitates optimized storage configurations to handle the I/O load efficiently.
* Add Multiple Virtual Disks:
* Option B: Add a minimum of four virtual disks to each VM and aggregate them on guest OS level:
* By adding multiple virtual disks and aggregating them within the guest OS, the I/O operations can be spread across multiple disks. This can significantly improve I/O performance by leveraging parallelism and reducing I/O contention on a single disk.
* This approach also helps in better utilizing the underlying storage infrastructure, which can
* include multiple SSDs and HDDs managed by Nutanix Distributed Storage Fabric (DSF).
* Analysis of Other Options:
* Option A: Add one large SSD to each node and enable Flash Mode for the VMs:
* Adding a single large SSD may not fully leverage the parallel I/O capabilities needed for high transactional workloads.
* Option C: Add a minimum of four SSDs to each node to ensure all writes go to the SSDs:
* While this improves performance, it focuses on node-level configuration rather than optimizing VM-level disk I/O distribution.
* Option D: Add one large virtual disk to each VM and use it for all application data:
* This creates a bottleneck as all I/O operations are directed to a single virtual disk, limiting performance improvements.
* Conclusion:
* For optimal performance of a highly transactional application with a high write ratio, adding multiple virtual disks and aggregating them within the guest OS is the most effective solution.
References: Nutanix best practices for VM and storage configuration.


NEW QUESTION # 90
A customer recently deployed Nutanix for VDI workloads and determine AFS is suitable for their departmental shares. They ask about infrastructure requirements providing the following file workloads specifics:
* 11.8 TB of data.
* 360000 files.
* 2400 Users.
* 800 shares.
Based on the exhibit,

which criteria shared by customer supports the requirement of additional nodes?

  • A. 800 shares.
  • B. 2400 Users.
  • C. 11.8 TB of data.
  • D. 360000 files.

Answer: D


NEW QUESTION # 91
Refer to Exhibit.

When entering a Raw Input workload into Sizer, what amount of RAM should be used for the entire workload?

  • A. 48GB
  • B. 32GB
  • C. 42GB
  • D. 64GB

Answer: A

Explanation:
C: 48GB:
* Based on the provided exhibit, the SE should enter the total amount of RAM required for the entire workload into the Sizer tool. The exhibit shows multiple VMs with different memory allocations.
* Summing up the memory allocations: 8GB (VM1) + 8GB (VM2) + 8GB (VM3) + 8GB (VM4) + 8GB (VM5) + 8GB (VM6) = 48GB
* Therefore, the SE should input 48GB as the total RAM required for the workload.
References:
* Nutanix Sizer tool documentation and guidelines for entering raw input workloads and calculating total memory requirements.


NEW QUESTION # 92
A prospect has 8500GB of capacity provisioned for a non-production VMware cluster As part of migrating to Nutanix the prospedage to convert any thick provisioned disks to thin provisioned disks. Based on additional data, the total active working set for the duster has been determined to be 1TB.
When entering the Raw Input workload into Sizer, what is the minimum amount of HDD Capacity required for the workload?

  • A. 4.0 TiB
  • B. 3.5 TiB
  • C. 3.0 TiB
  • D. 7.5 TiB

Answer: C


NEW QUESTION # 93
A prospect has 8500GB of capacity provisioned for a non-production VMware cluster. As Part of migrating to Nutanix. the prospect agrees to convert any thick provisioned disks to thin provisioned disks. Based on additional data. the total active working set for the cluster has been datermined to be 1TB. When entering the Raw input workload into Sizer, what is the minimum amount of HDD Capacity required for the workload? ??

  • A. 3.0TiB
  • B. 4.0TiB
  • C. 3.5TiB
  • D. 7.5TIB

Answer: A

Explanation:
To determine the minimum amount of HDD capacity required for the workload after converting thick provisioned disks to thin provisioned disks, we need to consider the active working set and the typical overhead for thin provisioning.
* Current Capacity:
* The prospect currently has 8500GB (8.5TiB) of provisioned capacity.
* Active Working Set:
* The total active working set for the cluster is determined to be 1TB.
* Thin Provisioning:
* Thin provisioning reduces the need for physical storage because it allocates storage on-demand rather than reserving the full capacity upfront.
* Nutanix typically advises planning for additional overhead to accommodate metadata, snapshots, and potential growth.
* Calculation:
* The rule of thumb for thin provisioning overhead is approximately 2-3 times the active working set to ensure adequate capacity for metadata and additional data growth.
Using the higher end of the multiplier (3 times):
1TB (active working set)×3=3TB1 \text{TB (active working set)} \times 3 = 3
\text{TB}1TB (active working set)×3=3TB
* Conclusion:
* Therefore, the minimum HDD capacity required for the workload when thin provisioning is applied would be around 3.0TiB.
References:
* Nutanix Sizing Guidelines.
* Nutanix Documentation on Thin Provisioning and Storage Optimization.


NEW QUESTION # 94
An existing customer wants to upgrade their non-AHV hypervisor to the most recent version. The customer needs confirm that the hypervisor is supported on their AOS version. Where on the Support Portal is this information located?

  • A. Field Advisories
  • B. Compatibility Matrix
  • C. EOL, Information
  • D. Upgrade Paths

Answer: B

Explanation:
To confirm if a non-AHV hypervisor is supported on a specific AOS version, the information can be found on the Nutanix Support Portal under the Compatibility Matrix section. The Compatibility Matrix provides detailed information on supported hypervisor versions for different AOS versions.
* Log in to the Nutanix Support Portal.
* Navigate to the Compatibility Matrix:
* The Compatibility Matrix is typically found under the "Support" or "Resources" section.
* Select the AOS Version:
* Choose the specific AOS version you are using or planning to upgrade to.
* Check Supported Hypervisor Versions:
* The matrix will list all compatible hypervisor versions for the selected AOS version. Verify that the desired hypervisor version is listed.
References:
* Nutanix Support Portal documentation on compatibility and interoperability.
* Nutanix Bible and official user guides for details on AOS and hypervisor support.


NEW QUESTION # 95
One of a prospective customer's security analysts asks about Nutanix's security functionality. The security analyst asks if Nutanix has any feature or capability that reduces the effort required to assess the security within the Nutanix infrastructure.
Which benefit does Nutanix SCMA provide to this prospect?

  • A. Automates security compliance checking and remediation
  • B. Notifies the customer of newly discovered/announced vulnerabilities
  • C. Enables One-Cick rernediation of non-compliant security settings
  • D. Automatically updates/patches cluster components to the latest code levels

Answer: A


NEW QUESTION # 96
A customer performas a 1-click, non disruptive upgrade on a 3-node Nutanix cluster While the CVM on Node A is rebootinf, a Vm on Node A overwrites an existing block of data.
How does Nutanix AOS ensure data integrity during the upgrade?

  • A. AOS leverages Erasure Coding to maintain resiliency.
  • B. AOS marks the replica as read only and waits until the original replica is back online to prevent corruption.
  • C. AOS only overwrites the available copy and waits until the origninal copy is back online before restoring resiliency.
  • D. AOS writes two copies across the remaining nodes to maintain resiliency.

Answer: B


NEW QUESTION # 97
A prospective customer is evaluating solutions to support a project. The systems engineer proposes a hybrid model as recommended by Sizer. The prospect is concerned about the performance of a hybrid configuration and is evaluating an all flash array. Which two Nutanix features should be discussed to address the concerns of the prospective customer? (Choose two)

  • A. Automatic Data Tiering
  • B. Acropolis Dynamic Scheduler
  • C. AHV Turbo Mode
  • D. Data Locality

Answer: A,C


NEW QUESTION # 98
A customer needs to increase availability in their Nutanix environment by enabling rack awareness. The current configuration consists of : 1 RF2 cluster consisting of 7 identical NX-3170 1U nodes , All Storage efficiencies are disabled , Which two changes should the systems engineer propose to meet the customer requirements ? (Choose two)

  • A. Distribute nodes across 2 separate racks.
  • B. Add 1 additinal NX-3170 1U node.
  • C. Add 2 additional NX-3170 1U nodes.
  • D. Distribute nodes across 3 separate racks.

Answer: C,D


NEW QUESTION # 99
A customer is running AHV in their Nutanix cluster and wants to provide their users with the ablility to restore individual files from snapshots.
What is the minimum level of licensing that must be applied to the Nutanix cluster?

  • A. Starter
  • B. Ulimate
  • C. Pro
  • D. Pro with the Advanced Replication SKU

Answer: C


NEW QUESTION # 100
A prospect provides sizing details for a new application that will require 15TiB of usable storage. The prospect needs to plan for an additional 20% storage growth as part of the initial purchase. Including capacity to fully re-protect in the event of a node failure, which configuration provides minimal cost while meeting the capacity requirement?

  • A. Option A
  • B. Option D
  • C. Option B
  • D. Option C

Answer: B

Explanation:
To determine the best configuration, we need to calculate the required storage, including the additional 20% growth and the capacity to re-protect in the event of a node failure:
* Initial Storage Requirement:
* Usable storage required: 15 TiB
* Additional storage for 20% growth: 15×0.2=3 TiB15 \times 0.2 = 3 \text{ TiB}15×0.2=3 TiB
* Total storage required: 15+3=18 TiB15 + 3 = 18 \text{ TiB}15+3=18 TiB
* Storage with Re-protection:
* To ensure data protection and availability, Nutanix typically uses a replication factor (RF) of 2, meaning each piece of data is stored twice.
* Therefore, the total raw storage needed: 18 TiB×2=36 TiB18 \text{ TiB} \times 2 = 36 \text{ TiB}18 TiB×2=36 TiB Given these calculations, we should look for a configuration that provides at least 36 TiB of raw storage.
Based on typical Nutanix node configurations, Option D provides the best balance of cost and capacity, ensuring that the requirement for 36 TiB of raw storage is met.


NEW QUESTION # 101
Which Prism Dashboard should be used to collect CPU/Memory and Disk I/O statistics over time?

  • A. Health
  • B. Analysis
  • C. Hardware
  • D. Alerts

Answer: B


NEW QUESTION # 102
A systems engineer is building a solution for a federal government prospect that requires. FIPS 140-2 Level 2 encryption for data at rest. Which two items are required to deliver a solution that meets the encryption standard? (Choose two)

  • A. A supported key Management Server
  • B. Self-Encrypting Drive
  • C. Nutanix Software Encryption
  • D. Nutanix Prism Pro Licensing

Answer: A,B

Explanation:
To meet the FIPS 140-2 Level 2 encryption requirement for data at rest for a federal government prospect, the solution must include the following:
* A supported Key Management Server (KMS): Nutanix supports external KMS solutions that are FIPS
140-2 compliant, ensuring secure key management.
* Self-Encrypting Drive (SED): SEDs provide hardware-based encryption that meets the FIPS 140-2 Level 2 standard, ensuring that the data is encrypted at rest with high security.


NEW QUESTION # 103
Which AOS feature provides enhanced read performance specifically for virtual desktop environments?

  • A. Data locality
  • B. Time Stream
  • C. Copy on Fist Write
  • D. Shadow Clones

Answer: A


NEW QUESTION # 104
Which CVM service is responsible for providing storage to the hypervisor?

  • A. Curator
  • B. Stargate
  • C. Genesis
  • D. Zookeeper

Answer: B


NEW QUESTION # 105
Refer to Exhibit.

An administrator increases the cluster RF to 3. The containers are not modified.
What will the new values in the data resiliency dashboard be for FAILURES TOLERABLE for the Zookeeper and Extent Groups components?

  • A. Zookeeper = 1 and Extent Groups = 2
  • B. Zookeeper = 2 and Extent Groups = 2
  • C. Zookeeper = 1 and Extent Groups = 1
  • D. Zookeeper = 2 and Extent Groups = 1

Answer: A


NEW QUESTION # 106
During a sales motion with a new prospect, the prospect and SE agree to evaluate Nutanix and a computing platform using XRay.
The prospect is currently using 3-tier architecture and considering Nutanix and HPE Simplivity.
Which two details must be discussed with the prospect before the POC starts? (Choose two)

  • A. A test plan with agreed upon success criteria
  • B. Gather details of customer's existing 3-tier hardware
  • C. Model of Fibre Channel switch
  • D. ldentify appropriate POC hardware
  • E. What type of external storage will be connected

Answer: A,D


NEW QUESTION # 107
Using the Sizing Options shown, which two configurations are possible configurations that Sizer could provide in Automatic mode? (Choose two)

  • A. 4x NX-10755-67 (4x 3.84TB SSDs per node) + 4x NX-8035-G7 (6x 3.84TB SSD per node)
  • B. 3x NDX-3060-G7 (2x 1920GB SSDs per node) + 3x NX-1075S-G7 (4x 3.84TB SSDs per node)
  • C. 6x NX-8055-67 (2 x 7.68TB SSD + 10x 6TB HDD per node)
  • D. 5x NX-3060-G7 (6x 1920GB SSDs per node)

Answer: B,D


NEW QUESTION # 108
A prospective customer's migration to their new SAN started six months ago and is still not complete. The VP of IT states the previous migration to the existing SAN took almost eight months to complete.
How should the systems engineer describe Nutanix hardware refreshes to this prospective customer?

  • A. Setting and AHV node's EVC mode is a very fast process that will shorten the upgrade time
  • B. With AHV, vMotion between clusters occurs faster than on a SAN based cluster.
  • C. New nodes can be added to an existing cluster. and then the old nodes can be removed
  • D. Manual hardware refreshes take tune and the systems engineer understands the customer's current situation

Answer: C


NEW QUESTION # 109
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