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Question 66

An administrator wants to migrate an existing MSSQL Server database to NDB.
How should the administrator complete this migration?

A.Use Nutanix Move to migrate the database server VM.
B.Provision a new database server VM and database then migrate the data.
C.Create a new database server VM and database then register it with NDB.
D.Backup your database VM and import it into Nutanix.

Correct Answer: B

To migrate an existing Microsoft SQL Server (MSSQL) database to NDB, the recommended approach is to:
* Provision a new database server VM and database: Use the NDB interface to provision a new VM and configure an MSSQL database instance on the Nutanix platform. This leverages NDB's automated provisioning capabilities to ensure compatibility with Nutanix infrastructure.
* Migrate the data: Transfer the data from the existing MSSQL database to the newly provisioned database. This can be achieved using native MSSQL tools (e.g., backup/restore, log shipping, or replication) or NDB's data migration features, such as cloning or restoring from a backup, depending on the source environment.
Other options are incorrect or incomplete:
* A. Use Nutanix Move to migrate the database server VM: Nutanix Move is designed for VM migration between platforms, not for database-specific migrations within NDB, which requires data migration to a new instance.
* C. Create a new database server VM and database then register it with NDB: Registering an existing VM with NDB does not handle data migration from the source MSSQL database.
* D. Backup your database VM and import it into Nutanix: Backing up the entire VM and importing it does not integrate the database with NDB's management framework, and data migration would still be required separately.
Thus, the verified answer is B, providing a structured migration process tailored to NDB's capabilities.
Official Nutanix Database Automation References
* Nutanix Database Management & Automation (NDMA) course, Module 3: Managing Database Instances, Lesson 3.5: Migrating Databases to NDB.
* Nutanix Certified Professional - Database Automation (NCP-DB) v6.5 Knowledge Objectives, Section
3: Manage NDB Solutions, Objective 3.4: Migrate Databases (applicable to v6.10).
* Nutanix NDB Administration Guide: "Migrating MSSQL Databases to NDB" section, outlining provisioning and data migration steps.

Question 67

An administrator changed NDB language settings from English to Spanish, but when accessing NDB from a different workstation the language reverts to English.
Which statement describe the matter?

A.The language settings are local to the web browser.
B.The language settings match workstation regional settings.
C.The language settings revert to English after logoff.
D.The language settings are bound to NDB users.

Question 68

An IT manager is onboarding a new Nutanix systems administrator to manage their NDB deployment. The manager would like to assign the NDB role that provides the minimum amount of permissions to allow provisioning of new databases.
Which role should be assigned to accomplish this task?

A.Infrastructure administrator
B.Super administrator
C.Database infrastructure administrator
D.Database administrator

Question 69

An administrator is tasked with auditing NDB SLAs. What data will the administrator be reviewing?

A.Snapshot schedules
B.Clone Management
C.Data retention policies
D.Recovery Time Objective

Question 70

A user accidentally drops a table in the database at 10:42pm and the NDB administrator is tasked with restoring the table.
The snapshot schedule is set for every 30 minutes and the log catchup is set for every 15 minutes. The last available snapshot is at 10:30pm.
What is the optimal path to restore the table back with minimum data loss?

A.Restore the 10:42pm snapshot.
B.Restore using point in time till 10:41pm.
C.Restore using point in time till 10:42pm.
D.Restore the 10:30pm snapshot.

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