Which two network requirements must an administrator take into consideration for a new scale-out Files cluster when configuring and defining separate client and storage networks? (Choose two.)

Which setting should the administrator apply to a newly-created Objects bucket to ensure the requirements are met?

Which feature ensures that a host failure's impact on a Files cluster will be minimal?

A company is implementing Files and has these requirements:

Six departments

Each department needs to access its own shared namespace

18,000 users

Given the nature of the workload, the administrator has decided to scale up by adding the maximum amount of vCPU and RAM.

What should the administrator implement to satisfy the stated requirements?

Which action will improve the performance of a database server storage using Volumes that is experiencing persistent slow queries?

Where should an administrator look to see which user is the most active within a Files implementation?

What happens to an FSVM during a node failure in a 3-node cluster?

A corporate compliance team has asked an administrator to stop using default passwords in the environment. The administrator needs to update the password used on the FSVM.

In which order should the administrator change the FSVM’s default password?

Task Step

Step 1

Step 2

step 3

Step 4

Select

Log onto a file server VM via SSH

Change the password

Respond to the prompts, providing the current and new Nutanix user password

Repeat the steps on the remaining FSVMs

A company decided to switch their existing Windows file server to a new Files instance. After successfully deploying Files. an administrator now needs to plan to reduce the impact of any potential outage. As the source file server resides across the WAN from the destination file server over an unreliable network connection.

The administrator needs to ensure there is minimal impact to data already copied, should a network outage occur.

How should the administrator meet this requirement?

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-XXXXXXXXX space usage (908)

The administrator checks the volume group usage from the Kubernetes pod and get different usage results. The current stats are 55% used disk space.

The results of the NCC check do not match what manually-executed checks report.

What is the cause of this behavior?

A service provider must provide mufti-tenancy capabilities, allowing for each of their customers' data to be isolated on their hosting infrastructure.

How should the Objects administrator configure the environment to meet this requirement?

During a recent audit, the auditors discovered several shares that were unencrypted. To remediate the audit item, the administrator enabled Encrypt SMB3 Messages on the accounting, finance, and facilities shares. After encryption was enabled, several users have reported that they are no longer able to access the shares.

What is causing this issue?