Which step is required before placing the Flow Network Security software bundle on a local web server?

• A. Perform an inventory on the Nutanix cluster before transferring any bundle files to the web server.
• B. Set up a local web server and download both the required software LCM bundle and compatibility bundle.
• C. Extract the downloaded bundle using 7zip and upload it directly to Prism Central.
• D. Enable Direct Upload in Life Cycle Manager so the bundles can be transferred automatically to the Nutanix cluster.

Users have recently reported intermittent connectivity issues and slower-than-usual application performance for a Nutanix cluster to an administrator. The administrator needs to identify the root cause of these issues by analyzing the health of the infrastructure components.
What action should the administrator take first to diagnose the root cause of the problem?

• A. Reboot the Nutanix cluster nodes to clear any potential performance-related cache or memory issues.
• B. Enable network QoS to prioritize the performance of critical applications.
• C. Review cluster health status, checking for any warnings or alerts relevant to the performance issues.
• D. Rebalance virtual machines across the cluster to balance resource load and improve performance.

An administrator has deployed a microsegmentation policy in Nutanix Flow that allows certain VM traffic based on Active Directory (AD) user group membership.
Users in a specific AD group report they are unable to access the VMs, while other users can connect without issues. The administrator suspects the problem is related to identity-based policy mapping.
What should the administrator do to troubleshoot and resolve the access issue related to the identity-based policy?

• A. Verify that the affected users are members of the mapped AD group.
• B. Ensure the VMs are associated to the proper AD group categories.
• C. Add the IP addresses of the blocked VMs to the Inbound ruleset.
• D. Reboot all VMs associated with the policy to refresh their security group mapping.

An administrator needs to isolate communication between VMs in Production and Development environments. Each VM is categorized by Environment and Site category values. The administrator wants this isolation to apply only to VMs located at Site: Branch-001.
Which configuration best meets the requirement?

• A. Create a Quarantine Policy blocking traffic between (Environment: Production + Site: Branch-001) and (Environment: Development + Site: Branch-001).
• B. Create a Quarantine Policy between Environment:Production and Environment:Development. Scope the policy to Site: Branch-001.
• C. Create an Isolation Policy blocking traffic between (Environment: Production + Site: Branch-001) and (Environment: Development + Site: Branch-001).
• D. Create an Isolation Policy between Environment:Production and Environment:Development. Scope the policy to Site: Branch-001.

A VM with IP address 172.20.10.5 on a Subnet with CIDR 172.20.10.0/24 is unable to be routed externally from the VPC.
The VPC is successfully peered via BGP... However, when checking the BGP Session, no routes are being advertised by the VPC.
What is the most likely configuration issue?

• A. The VM does not have a Floating IP assigned to allow external connectivity.
• B. A network Policy is blocking outbound access for the VM.
• C. The VPC does not have a NO-NAT network configured to advertise the routes.
• D. There is no default route within the VPC to send traffic to the NAT external network.