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What happens if an agent VM is powered off and then manually started on another host?
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Option A here, because once you power up an agent VM on a different host by hand, the cluster can't recognize it due to broken affinity. That's what makes the VM go unresponsive in a Nutanix cluster, pretty sure about that.
Seen similar in some Nutanix official docs and practice exams, usually points to A because of those affinity restrictions. Good idea to check the admin guide or do a lab on this for extra clarity if you're not sure.
Nah, it's not D in this case. Pretty sure A is correct since manual start on another host breaks the affinity setup for agent VMs-trap for folks thinking Nutanix handles it like a regular VM.
A for sure. This matches what's in the Nutanix admin guide and official practice exams about agent VM affinity.
Yeah, powering up an agent VM on a different host breaks affinity so it just goes unresponsive. That's classic Nutanix behavior with Controller or Witness VMs. I think it's A but open to discussion if someone has seen otherwise.
Its A, cluster won't see the agent VM after manual start. D is a trap for user VMs.
A imo, agent VMs aren't happy if moved like that. Breaks the affinity rules and you basically lose cluster access to it.
I don’t think it’s C. A is correct because once the agent VM is started on another host manually, it breaks the affinity config and isn't reachable by the cluster. That’s what makes agent VMs different from regular VMs.
A tbh, agent VMs break affinity if moved manually and just end up unresponsive. Nutanix docs even warn about this scenario.
A is what I saw on similar practice questions. Agent VMs have strict affinity and will just end up unresponsive if you boot them on a different host manually. That's different from how regular VMs work, pretty sure about this one but open to other takes if anyone disagrees.
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