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Nutanix Exam NCS-Core Topic 2 Question 81 Discussion

Actual exam question for Nutanix's NCS-Core exam
Question #: 81
Topic #: 2
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A consultant creates a new cluster using ESXi as the hypervisor. After creating the cluster, the consultant begins to run Life Cycle Manager (LCM) updates. During the LCM upgrade pre-checks, an error is returned.

Which configuration is causing this issue?

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Suggested Answer: D

The error during LCM pre-checks in an ESXi-based Nutanix cluster with HA enabled is most likely due to the ESXi cluster admission control being enabled. Admission control is a feature in VMware ESXi that reserves resources for HA purposes to ensure that sufficient resources are available in the event of host failures. When admission control is enabled, it can interfere with Nutanix LCM operations, which may require resource reallocation or reconfiguration that conflicts with the reserved capacities set by admission control. Disabling admission control during LCM updates would typically resolve this issue. Reference: VMware documentation on HA and Admission Control, Nutanix LCM documentation.


by Ciara at May 04, 2025, 11:22 PM

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Jerlene
18 days ago
It's possible, but admission control being disabled is a common cause of LCM update errors.
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Noel
19 days ago
But what about DRS and HA being enabled? Could that also be causing the issue?
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Cathrine
19 days ago
Option D, all the way! Admission control is the culprit here, no doubt. Though, I can't help but wonder if the consultant is secretly a magician, trying to make the cluster disappear with this LCM update.
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Francesco
12 days ago
A: I think the issue might be with admission control being disabled.
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Oren
27 days ago
Ah, the classic 'ESXi cluster admission control is enabled' problem. Gotta be option D, my friend. Though, I'm still trying to figure out why they call it 'Life Cycle Manager' when it feels more like 'Life Destroyer Manager' half the time.
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Ula
17 days ago
Option D is definitely the culprit here. That admission control can be a real pain sometimes.
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Ronnie
1 months ago
I agree with Jerlene, if admission control is disabled, it could cause errors during LCM updates.
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Geoffrey
1 months ago
Woah, this is a tricky one. I'd go with B. Enabling DRS can definitely mess with LCM updates. Although, maybe the consultant needs to consult a magic 8-ball to get the right answer.
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Alysa
7 days ago
Actually, I think it's D. Admission control being enabled could be the problem.
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Fannie
8 days ago
I agree with you, C seems like a possible culprit.
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Amie
19 days ago
I think it's C. Enabling HA might be causing the issue.
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Jerlene
1 months ago
I think the issue might be with ESXi cluster admission control.
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Anabel
2 months ago
Hmm, I think it's gotta be option D. Enabling admission control can cause issues with LCM updates, right? You know what they say, 'Admission control, the real villain in the cluster'.
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Afton
8 days ago
Maybe we should disable admission control and see if that resolves the LCM update error.
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Tasia
10 days ago
I've heard that before too, admission control can be a real pain sometimes.
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Roxane
12 days ago
I think you might be right, admission control can sometimes cause issues with updates.
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