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Nutanix Exam NCP-MCI Topic 1 Question 19 Discussion

Actual exam question for Nutanix's Nutanix Certified Professional - Multicloud Infrastructure v6.5 exam
Question #: 19
Topic #: 1
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An administrator initially performed a cluster Foundation using a flat switch without any VLAN configuration. After the Foundation, the administrator moved the dual 25Gb data ports and single 1Gb IPMI port to the actual switches with the below network configurations:

. All VLANs are tagged

. VLAN 1000 for CVM\Hypervisor traffic

* VLAN 1001 for User VM traffic

. VLAN 100 for IPMI traffic

After moving the IPMI network links, the administrator can no longer ping the IPMI IPs.

Which two changes does the administrator need to make? (Choose two.)

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Suggested Answer: A, C

The issue described pertains to the inability to ping the IPMI IPs after moving the IPMI network links to the actual switches with specific VLAN configurations. The two changes that the administrator needs to make are:

A . SSH to AHV and set the VLAN ID using IPMI Tool: Since all VLANs are tagged in the new network configuration, the IPMI network interface needs to be aware of the VLAN it's supposed to communicate on. This can be achieved by setting the VLAN ID using the IPMI Tool on the AHV.

C . SSH to AHV and change the IP address using IPMI tool: If the IPMI IP addresses were initially set in a different subnet that is not routable in the new network configuration, the administrator would need to change the IPMI IP addresses to match the new network configuration. This can be done by SSHing to the AHV and using the IPMI Tool to change the IP address.


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Jaime
1 days ago
I believe the administrator should also SSH to CVM and restart network services on all hosts as the second change.
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Sheridan
2 days ago
I agree with Thurman. Changing the VLAN ID using IPMI Tool should fix the issue.
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Thurman
3 days ago
I think the administrator should SSH to AHV and set the VLAN ID using IPMI Tool.
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Isaiah
27 days ago
I think C is the right answer. Changing the IPMI IP address using the IPMI tool should resolve the connectivity issue.
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Corazon
28 days ago
Option B makes the most sense. Restarting the network services on the hosts should reconnect the IPMI ports to the correct VLAN.
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Svetlana
4 days ago
I agree. Restarting network services on hosts is a good first step to troubleshoot the issue.
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Tandra
9 days ago
Option B makes sense. Restarting network services should help reconnect IPMI ports to correct VLAN.
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