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An administrator executes a Recovery Plan for a set of high-performance VMs configured with SR-IOV network adapters. The VMs failover successfully to the Recovery Cluster.
What is the state of these VMs immediately after the planned failover completes?

• A.The VMs are powered on, but SR-IOV is disabled and replaced with a standard virtio-net adapter.
• B.The VMs are recovered in a powered-off state, and the SR-IOV profile is removed.
• C.The failover fails during the validation phase because SR-IOV VMs cannot be protected.
• D.The VMs are powered on, and SR-IOV is active.

A Protection Domain exists with a VM, but no new snapshots are being created and replication never starts.
Which is the most likely DR setup issue?

• A.The Protection Domain has no entities that are protected
• B.The Protection Domain has no schedule configured
• C.Bandwidth throttling is set too low
• D.The remote site has no vStore mapping

When designing a Disaster Recovery strategy to an NC2 cluster using MST, which technical limitation impacts the Recovery Plan and workload compatibility?

• A.The "Zero Compute" configuration requires manual restoration of workloads (automated failover is not supported), and MST currently only protects AHV VMs.
• B.To ensure resilience on NC2, both MST DR and "Cluster Protect" features must be configured simultaneously on the same cluster.
• C.The "Pilot Light" configuration allows to select multiple on-premise clusters as sources within a single protection policy to automate the failover of AHV and ESXi VMs.
• D.Automated failover is natively supported in the "Zero Compute" configuration but strictly requires configuring an external IPAM to manage and reassign IP addresses.

A third-party backup solution is configured to use Nutanix application-consistent snapshots. Backups are failing for several Windows VMs, although crash-consistent snapshots succeed.
What is the most likely cause of the failure?

• A.Replication traffic encryption is disabled.
• B.The protection policy uses asynchronous replication.
• C.Bandwidth throttling is configured too low.
• D.NGT is not installed or not communicating.

An administrator is validating a newly created Recovery Plan and receives the following warning:
IP addresses xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx cannot be preserved/mapped for VM REPORTVM01.
IP addresses cannot be preserved/mapped for entities
IP might be already in use or will be used by some other VM for recovery. IP cannot be mapped.
Only one IP address can be preserved for a vNIC in an IP address management enabled network.
What can the administrator do to resolve this warning without changing the existing IP address assigned to the VM?

• A.Configure Custom VM IP Mapping in the Recovery Plan to define explicit IP address mapping for the VM.
• B.Disable IPAM on the recovery site subnet to allow Nutanix DR to preserve static IP addresses during failover.
• C.Remove and re-add the VM to the Recovery Plan to trigger a fresh IP address mapping validation.
• D.Add an additional vNIC to the VM and assign the IP address to the new vNIC to bypass the IPAM conflict.