Which feature ensures that a host failure’s impact on a Files cluster will be minimal?
A company has deployed several Files clusters, which are managed by a single File Analytics
instance. An administrator is trying to get File Distribution by Type information, but the data
shown in the GUI seems to be incorrect
What should the administrator do in order to get the correct data?
In a healthy shared cluster, what behaviour is expected of the FSVMs when a host fails?
An administrator has deployed a new backup software suite and needs to meet the following
requirements:
• Use S3-Compatible Storage
• Provide One-Year retention
• Protect from deletions or overwrites for one year.
• Meet regulatory requirements
Which setting should the administrator apply to a newly-created objects bucket to ensure the
requirements are met?
The Files administrator has received reports from users in the accounting department that
they can see folders that they don't have permission to access. The accounting department
manager has requested that employees should only be able to see folders that they have
permission to access
How would a Files administrator ensure that users in the Accounting share can only see
folders they have permission to access?
Which two configuration items are mandatory for deploying a Files cluster? (Choose two.)
An administer is determining the most recent operation a user performed on the share cifs1
within the last 24 hours? How should the administrator complete this task in File Analytics?
A company requires that object data that is unused for a period of 12 months should be moved
to AWS Glacier. This should be applied immediately to all new and existing data within the
organization. An administrator creates and applies the tiering rule, but observes that no existing data is
moved from buckets where the tiering rule is applied, despite being created over 12 months ago.
What is the reason for data over 12 months old failing to tier?
An administrator of an existing Nutanix cluster running Kubernetes with multiple PODs notices
that NCC checks report that some volume groups experience the following error:
Node x.x.x.x:
FAIL: Volume Group pvc-XXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX space
usage (90%)
The administrator checks the volume group usage from the Kubernetes pod and get different
usage results. The current stats are 55% used space.
The results of the NCC check do not match what manually-executed checks report.
What is the cause of this behavior ?
Email distribution lists in the company have been redesigned and IT now has a new distribution list dedicated for all alerts In File Analytics how should an administrator change the recipient list to receive email alerts?