Nutanix Certified Professional 5.10

In this scenario, the administrator needs to run a mixed Exchange and SQL workload with a guaranteed amount of container space for each application. To achieve this, the administrator should create two separate containers, one for each application, and reserve space for these containers. This ensures that each application has a dedicated amount of space, preventing one application from affecting the other's storage allocation. Creating one container would not allow for specific reservations for each application, and enabling compression does not address the need for guaranteeing space. Reserving space for vDisks is not correct because space reservation is performed at the container level.

When configuring LDAP for a single domain, single forest setup without the use of SSL, the standard port number used is 389. Port 389 is the default port for non-secure LDAP traffic. The other port options are used under different conditions such as SSL or multiple domain configurations: Port 636 for LDAP over SSL, Port 3268 for LDAP with Global Catalog for non-SSL, and Port 3269 for LDAP with Global Catalog over SSL.

When creating a bond in a Nutanix cluster, it is essential to only use NICs of the same speed within the same bond. Mixing NICs of different speeds can cause various performance and compatibility issues within the bonded network. Utilizing NICs with the same speed ensures uniform performance and avoids potential problems that could arise from speed mismatches.

The issue is likely because one of the NICs needs to be configured on the internal VLAN. In such a setup, to properly direct traffic both internally and externally, it is essential that one NIC connects the VM to the internal VLAN while the second NIC ensures communication with the external network. Without proper VLAN configuration, the firewall VM cannot manage traffic flow effectively, resulting in no external access to the application.

By default, three FSVMs (File Server Virtual Machines) are deployed in Files. This ensures redundancy and load balancing for file services, providing a balanced and fault-tolerant environment.