Nutanix NCP-DB Exam Questions Instant Access

Question 1

Refer to the exhibit.

An administrator tried to provision Nutanix Database Service (NDB) from Prism Central Marketplace and is getting the error shown in the exhibit.

Which action would have prevented this issue?

AProvide a subnet with IP Address Management.

BRegister NDB using the correct IP address.

CImport the proper image in the Prism Central.

DConfigure an IP address when deploying the application.

Answer : A

Question 2

When executing an automated database restore or point-in-time log replay on a Linux target host with SELinux configured in Enforcing Mode, how does NDB guarantee that the operating system kernel does not block the attachment of newly-restored storage volumes?

ANDB dynamically adjusts SELinux policies and implements as needed while capturing security changes in the audit log.

BNDB switches the operating system to a permissive configuration state while the storage layer copies files.

CNDB provisions predefined SELinux security contexts and file policies tailored specifically to the database paths.

DNDB injects temporary kernel bypass modules that shut down the local audit system until the disks are mounted.

Answer : C

Question 3

Refer to the exhibit.

An administrator is attempting to take a manual snapshot of a database in NDB on an AHV cluster. There are multiple Nutanix clusters in this environment and the administrator would like to replicate the snapshot to one of the remote clusters. When attempting to take the snapshot, only a single cluster appears, as shown in the exhibit.

What is the most likely reason that only a single cluster is shown?

ANDB Multi-cluster has not been enabled.

BThe remote clusters are running ESXi.

CThe snapshot will be too big to replicate to a remote cluster.

DThe remote clusters have an older version of AOS installed.

Answer : A

Question 4

What severity level are alert policies set to for NDB?

AWarning

BInfo

CCritical

DError

Answer : C

Question 5

At 2:15 PM an application developer accidentally executes a destructive DROP TABLE command on a production Oracle database managed by NDB.

The last scheduled daily snapshot occurred at midnight, but log catch-up is enabled and healthy. The developer requires a copy of the data exactly as it looked at 2:10 PM to recover the lost table data without interrupting the live production instance.

How should the NDB administrator proceed?

AAccess the NDB Time Machine and run a Restore operation, choosing the point-in-time recovery option to target 2:10 PM.

BAccess the NDB Profiles menu and Provision a new database instance, selecting the 2:10 PM transaction log sequence as the software baseline.

CAccess the NDB Time Machine and perform a Refresh operation, choosing the log catch-up option to target 2:10 PM.

DAccess the NDB Time Machine and create a Clone, choosing the point-in-time recovery option to target 2:10 PM.

Answer : D

Question 6

An administrator needs to patch Oracle DB engines, but the Update button is not present in the database server VMs.

What could explain the current situation?

ASoftware profile is not published.

BOracle DB engines cannot be patched.

COS credentials are not set.

DDatabase parameters are missing.

Answer : A

Question 7

An administrator needs to provide the following information regarding storage utilization:

Database Source

Time Machine

Database Clones

How can the administrator obtain the details?

ANCM 2.0 Reporting capabilities

BNDB Storage Usage widget

CPrism Central analysis page

DPrism Element analysis page

Answer : B

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