Free Nutanix NCP-BC Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

A Nutanix protection policy is configured with:
RPO: 1 hour
Retention period: 5 days
Retention type: Roll-up
After six days of continuous operation, approximately how many hourly recovery points will still be available for restores for the most recent 24-hour period?

• A.  24 hourly recovery points - the last day only
• B.  120 hourly recovery points - all hourly snapshots from 5 days
• C.  0 hourly recovery points - only daily roll-ups are kept
• D.  1 hourly recovery point - the latest only

An administrator is migrating from a Protection Domain-based deployment to a Prism Central (PC)-based deployment What occurs if a snapshot is deleted before the protection policy is applied to the migrated entities?

• A.  PC automatically recreates the deleted snapshot using the new configuration.
• B.  PC pauses the migration until the snapshot is manually restored from a backup.
• C.  The migration will automatically fail and will revert all entities to the original Protection Domain.
• D.  The recovery points associated with that snapshot won't be available for the deployment.

Which log file should an administrator review to ensure consistent connectivity stability between primary and remote disaster recovery sites?

• A.  cerebro.INFO
• B.  mantle.out
• C.  prism_monitor.INFO
• D.  genesis.out

An administrator wants to run a test failover and maps the primary production virtual network to the recovery site production virtual network for the test.
What are the two most likely outcomes? (Choose two.)

• A.  Using production networks on recovery AZ for test failover provides the most accurate validation.
• B.  It defeats the intended isolation between production and test workflows.
• C.  Test failover can overlap with production networking and can lead to IP conflicts.
• D.  Test failover does not require network mapping, so the selection of production or test networks will have no impact.

Which file system is supported on Linux VMs for Self-Service Restore?

• A.  VFAT
• B.  EXT
• C.  NTFS
• D.  EXT4