An administrator needs to power down an AHV node in order to replace a failed DIMM?
Which step should the administrator take after placing the node into maintenance mode?
An administrator needs to power down an AHV node in order to replace a failed DIMM?
Which step should the administrator take after placing the node into maintenance mode?
After placing an AHV node into maintenance mode, the next step is to shut down the Nutanix Controller VM (CVM) on that node. This ensures that the node can safely be powered down without causing data inconsistency or other issues in the cluster.
Agree with C - CVM Shutdown
https://portal.nutanix.com/page/documents/details?targetId=AHV-Admin-Guide-v5_19:ahv-node-shutdown-ahv-t.html ...Answer C is the next step listed on the Nutanix Portal after Maintenance Mode.
The option is B. Before you shut down the node, shut down the Controller VM on that node. When you shut down the Controller VM, put the node in maintenance mode. https://portal.nutanix.com/page/documents/details?targetId=AHV-Admin-Guide-v5_19:ahv-node-shutdown-ahv-t.html
Correct is C: You put the host in maintenance in CVM console, then you shutdown the CMV, followed by shutdown the host
Sorry you overlook it. The link you have provided gives the sequence, where you log into CVM, note IP Host, put HOST into maintenance mode, then shut down CVM and then shut down HOST. Under procedure check for point 1 a. b. c. d. and 2. Answer is C
When you put host into maintenance mode, it automatically migrates VMs to other host, then shutdown CVM, then shutdown host.