An NC2 cluster on AWS has been deployed to act as a DR site for an on-premises cluster. A Layer 2 Stretch
has been established and the Gateway on-premises is used for all traffic for the subnet from both clusters.
What would be the course of action to restore service should the on-premises Data Center go completely
offline?
A company has a large scale AWS deployment and has just finished installing their first NC2 on AWScluster. The new cluster is now running workloads in production.The cluster is configured with:* 16 Nodes* 8 Subnets* 200 User VMs per subnet* Nutanix FilesAn administrator has been tasked with installing an EC2 instance on one of the subnets that is also used by theNutanix, When the EC2 instance is powered on, an IP conflict occurs.What action should the administrator take to resolve this issue?
An administrator is tasked with protecting an NC2 cluster and Prism Central. Additionally, the recovery
process should be initiated from the NC2 console. What would be the best way to protect data without having
to use a third-party backup application?
An administrator needs the permissions to create and manage multiple organizations and clusters in NC2, as
well as manage user access for the entire company.
What role should be assigned to meet the minimum requirements of this task?
An NC2 cluster on AWS has been deployed to act as a DR site for an on-premises cluster. A Layer 2 Stretch
has been established and the Gateway on-premises is used for all traffic for the subnet from both clusters.
What would be the course of action to restore service should the on-premises Data Center go completely
offline?