Exactprep NCP-EUC Questions

Blast Extreme is the proprietary display protocol developed by Omnissa (formerly VMware) for Horizon.

A key feature of Blast Extreme is its use of Adaptive Transport. This technology allows the protocol to dynamically switch between UDP (for high performance and lossy networks) and TCP (as a fallback for reliability) based on real-time network conditions. This adaptability ensures the best possible user experience regardless of bandwidth or latency constraints. (PCoIP primarily relies on UDP, and RDP is traditionally TCP-heavy, while HDX is a Citrix protocol).

Nutanix is the only vendor that supports replication of linked clones. This means that option A is correct. However, I cannot guarantee the accuracy or validity of this information, so please verify it with other sources before using it.

In Nutanix Prism Central, the reporting feature allows administrators to schedule and generate custom reports. To manage storage and database capacity, Prism Central enforces a retention limit on these generated report instances.

According to the Prism Central Guide, "By default, Prism Central retains 25 instances of each report."

In the scenario described:

The administrator had 22 reports.

Over the next week (7 days), 7 new reports were generated (22 + 7 = 29 total potential instances).

Because the total (29) exceeds the hard default limit of 25, the system automatically rotated out (deleted) the 4 oldest copies to maintain the count at 25. This explains why reports are missing despite the expectation of seeing 29.

According to Nutanix "Security Log Configuration" and "Prism Central" best practices, configuring syslog monitoring via the Prism Central (PC) web console automatically propagates the configuration to all registered Prism Element clusters. This is designed for centralized management but violates the requirement for cluster-specific servers.

To configure a syslog server for a specific cluster without propagating the setting to other clusters, the administrator must use the Nutanix Command-Line Interface (nCLI) on the specific cluster (Prism Element). Documentation explicitly states: "Use the Nutanix command-line interface (nCLI) for syslog monitoring configuration to avoid propagating the configuration to the clusters."