Nutanix Certified Professional (NCP) NCP-EUC Exam Dumps

 Frame utility server is a stand-alone, general purpose Windows server that can be helpful for a variety of use cases, including:

• License server: Install a network licensing manager for your software on a Frame utility server. Your production instances can then connect to this server to get the licenses.
• Backend for a client-server application: Install a database or other backend service on a Frame utility server. Your production instances can then connect to this server to run your client-server application.
• Shared file server: Install a file sharing service on a Frame utility server. Your production instances can then access shared files from this server.
• Test and develop virtual desktops: Use a Frame utility server as a sandbox environment to test and develop your virtual desktops before publishing them to your production account.

https://docs.frame.nutanix.com/platform/admin/utility-servers/

https://next.nutanix.com/community-blog-154/new-x-play-actions-in-prism-central-2021-7-40005

The Prism Central Playbook Action is a tool that allows you to automate tasks based on triggers, such as events, alerts, or webhooks. You can define a series of actions (called a playbook) that perform operations on your infrastructure, such as adding or reducing resources on a VM2.

To use the Playbook Action for VMs, you need to meet some prerequisites, such as:

• The Prism Central version must be 2020.11 or later.
• The AOS version must be 5.15 LTSR or later.
• The hypervisor must be AHV or ESXi.
• The VMs must have Nutanix Guest Tools (NGT) installed and enabled3.

One of the possible reasons why the Playbook Action is no longer being triggered is that the virtual desktop CPU Usage alerts were not cleared. According to the Prism Central guide3, “If an alert has been triggered once and has not been cleared yet, then it will not trigger any action again until it has been cleared”. Therefore, if the CPU Usage alert remains active for a virtual desktop, it will prevent the Playbook Action from adding more vCPUs to it.

The schedule has two rows: one for Weekdays and one for Tuesday and Thursday.

Each row has a column for Instances, which indicates how many instances should be running during that time range.

Each row also has a column for Time Range, which indicates the start and end time for running the instances.

The time range is expressed in 24-hour format, where 00:00 means midnight and 24:00 means midnight of the next day.

According to the exhibit, the schedule Dev has the following settings:

• On Weekdays (Monday to Friday), five instances are running from 09:00 am till 05:00 pm.
• On Tuesday and Thursday, five instances are running from 00:00 am till 24:00 pm.

This is because this option will enable the administrator to add a Nutanix cluster as a new connection by installing and registering the plugin on the Delivery Controllers that manage the connection type menu.

https://portal.nutanix.com/page/documents/solutions/details?targetId=BP-2079-Citrix-Virtual-Apps-and-Desktops:BP-2079-Citrix-Virtual-Apps-and-Desktops