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While configuring a new security policy in a Nutanix microsegmentation environment, an administrator wants the policy to remain flexible even if virtual machines change subnets or obtain new IP addresses.
Which configuration approach should the administrator use when defining the policy scope?

• A. Configure the policy only on specific VLAN IDs.
• B. Use VM categories to define the secured and allowed entities.
• C. Apply the policy after setting static routes for each VM.
• D. Assign IP addresses manually to all VMs included in the policy.

An administrator is designing a Transit VPC to provide shared corporate services (e.g., DNS) for two tenant VPCs:
VPC-A requires WAN access using NAT.
VPC-B requires WAN access without NAT.
Both VPCs connect to the Transit VPC for shared services hosted on the corporate network.
Shared services residing in the Transit VPC use routed IP addressing for WAN connectivity.
Which two configuration elements should the administrator implement on the Transit VPC? (Choose two.)

• A. Use one Overlay external subnet in the Transit VPC to which both VPCs will connect.
• B. Associate both a NAT and a No-NAT external VLAN to the Transit VPC to support separate egress paths.
• C. Associate one No-NAT external VLAN to the Transit VPC router for underlay connectivity.
• D. Create two Overlay external subnets in the Transit VPC: one for VPC-A and one for VPC-

A VDI policy in Flow Network Security allows access to specific resources only when users from the Admins Active Directory group log into a VM.
Some administrators report that when they log in to certain VMs, access is blocked (default deny applies), while the same user accounts work correctly when logged on to other VMs.
When checking the VM details in Prism Central, operations observes that the expected dynamic category based on the logged-in AD user is not assigned on the affected VMs.
What is the most likely reason for this behavior?

• A. The Admins group contains nested AD groups, and only the top-level group is synchronized by Prism Central.
• B. The affected VMs allowed login using cached credentials without contacting the Domain Controller.
• C. The Prism Central Active Directory service connection is misconfigured or has failed.
• D. The security policy is in Monitor mode, so the dynamic category assignment is not applied.

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

An administrator must delegate management of a single tenant VPC to a junior engineer. The engineer should be able to modify that VPC but must not see or change any other VPCs or networking configurations in Prism Central.
The administrator wants to meet this requirement using RBAC.
Which action should the administrator take to meet this requirement?

• A. Assign the Network Infrastructure Admin role and restrict its scope to the desired VPC.
• B. Assign a Custom Role cloned from VPC Admin and restrict its scope to the desired VPC.
• C. Assign the VPC Admin role and restrict its scope to the desired VPC.
• D. Assign a Custom Role cloned from Network Infrastructure Admin and restrict its scope to the desired VP