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Question#1

Which two URLs must be accessible from a Connected Site’s Controller VMs to allow Life Cycle Manager (LCM) to download software updates?

A. download.nutanix.com
B. mynutanix.com
C. release-api.nutanix.com
D. portal.nutanix.com

Explanation:
LCM (Life Cycle Manager) fetches software updates from Nutanix’s repositories, requiring access to specific URLs.
Option A (download.nutanix.com) is correct:
This domain hosts all software update files for AOS, AHV, and other Nutanix components.
Option C (release-api.nutanix.com) is correct:
This domain is used for LCM to fetch update metadata and check for new versions.
Option B (mynutanix.com) is incorrect:
This domain is used for account management, not LCM updates.
Option D (portal.nutanix.com) is incorrect:
The Nutanix support portal is not used for automated LCM updates.
Reference: Nutanix LCM Guide → Firewall Rules for LCM Connectivity Nutanix KB → Troubleshooting LCM Update Failures

Question#2

A company is evaluating Nutanix DR to protect some business critical applications and tasked an administrator to find an optimal configuration providing highest resiliency and lowest RPO to the production environment.
The company's production environment is deployed on two physical sites with each hosting one AHV-based cluster.
What configuration will meet the company's requirements?

A. Deploy one Prism Central instance on each site and configure synchronous replication using Protection Policy.
B. Deploy Prism Central instance on one of the sites. Configure NearSync replication using Protection Domains.
C. Deploy Prism Central instance on each site. Configure Metro Availability using Protection Domains.
D. Deploy Prism Central instance on one of the sites, configure Prism Central Disaster Recovery, and setup Metro AHV

Question#3

An administrator is configuring a protection domain for business critical applications, including SQL, Oracle, and Exchange. The administrator needs to evaluate the requirements and limitations for application-consistent snapshots.
What action should the administrator take while configuring application-consistent snapshots?

A. Configure one consistency group for all VMs comprising an App.
B. Configure one consistency group for each V
C. Select application consistent snapshot checkbox in consistency group settings only.
D. Ensure that Windows VMs have in-guest mounted VHDX disks.

Question#4

A consultant is configuring syslog monitoring and wants to receive CRITICAL logs from the Audit module.
Which severity level setting should be configured to get the desired output?

A. 0
B. 2
C. 5
D. 7

Explanation:
Syslog severity levels follow a standard numerical system, where lower numbers indicate higher severity.
Option B (Severity Level 2) is correct:
Level 2 = CRITICAL → Used for serious conditions requiring immediate attention.
Audit logs often generate Critical logs related to security, access violations, or major failures.



Options A (0), C (5), and D (7) are incorrect:
0 = Emergency (Too severe, only used for full system failures).
5 = Notice (Not critical, used for general system events).
7 = Debug (Not relevant for critical logs).
Reference: Nutanix Security Guide → Syslog Integration and Severity Levels Nutanix KB → Configuring Syslog for Prism Central Audit Logs

Question#5

A security team asks an administrator to set up port mirroring of a specific source VM to a target VM.
What must the administrator ensure for this configuration to be possible?

A. Source VM and Target VM are on the same VLA
B. Source VM and Target VM are on the same host.
C. Source VM and Target VM are on the same subnet.
D. Source VM and Target VM are on the same VP

Explanation:
Port mirroring requires the source and target VMs to be on the same host to efficiently copy network
traffic without additional routing overhead.
Option B (Source VM and Target VM are on the same host) is correct:
AHV’s port mirroring only works within a single host because network packets are intercepted before leaving the hypervisor.
If the VMs are on different hosts, mirroring cannot be configured without additional network tools.
Option A (Same VLAN) is incorrect:
VLAN membership is not a requirement for port mirroring.
Option C (Same subnet) is incorrect:
Port mirroring happens at the virtual switch level, which does not require VMs to be in the same subnet.
Option D (Same VPC) is incorrect:
While VPCs provide network isolation, they do not control port mirroring availability.
Reference: Nutanix AHV Networking Guide → Configuring Port Mirroring in AHV Nutanix KB → Port Mirroring Best Practices

Exam Code: NCP-MCI-6.10         Q & A: 121 Q&As         Updated:  Jan 07,2026

 

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