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New KB Articles Published on Week Ending July 22, 2023

Below are new knowledge base articles published on the week of July 16-22, 2023.KB 14262 - Alert - A200614 - FNSVersionMisMatch KB 14552 - P...
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To Dedupe Or Not To Dedupe That Is The Question?

Here I discuss the effects of Enabling or Disabling Deduplication on a container even if the Container has data already written to it. The benefit of Compression and Fingerprinting+Deduplication is to hold more data in the container, by reducing the stored size and avoiding duplicate data, respectively.Nutanix’s intelligent selection of dedupable candidates prevents deduplication being performed where the benefit would be low. Deduplication Best Practices: Enable deduplication Do not enable deduplication Full clones Physical-to-virtual (P2V) migration Persistent desktops Linked clones or Nutanix VAAI clones: Duplicate data is managed efficiently by DSF so deduplication has no additional benefit Server workloads: Redundant data is minimal so may not see significant benefit from deduplication  Enabling Dedupe:Fingerprinting is method of creating signatures of the data in Metadata. Fingerprint-on-write (Cache-Ti

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New KB Articles Published on Week Ending December 26, 2020

Below are new knowledge base articles published on the week of December 20-26, 2020.KB 10328 - Windows VM on AHV with Nutanix VirtIO Unable to Read "Physical Disk Serial Number" Intermittently KB 10349 - DHCP-client startup impacting Windows VM guest services KB 10415 - NX-8170-G7 imaging fails with Foundation < 4.5.4 KB 10446 - Cannot provision node due to AWS Quota exceeded issue. Quota type cpu. KB 10456 - ESXi 6.5 failure when imaging with Foundation 4.5.4.2 KB 10474 - Objects - Manual steps to configure emails for Objects Alerts KB 10487 - Unable to create thick provision disks from Nuranix NFS datastore on VMware due to nfs-vaai plugin missing on ESXi hosts KB 10508 - Rack aware settings not working when PE launched from PCNote: You may need to log in to the Support Portal to view some of these articles.

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Nutanix Security Infrastructure

Nutanix takes a holistic approach to security with a secure platform, extensive automation, and a robust partner ecosystem. The Nutanix security development life cycle (SecDL) integrates security into every step of product development, rather than applying it as an afterthought. The SecDL is a foundational part of product design. The strong pervasive culture and processes built around security harden the Enterprise Cloud Platform and eliminate zero-day vulnerabilities. Efficient one-click operations and self-healing security models easily enable automation to maintain security in an always-on hyperconverged solution.Since traditional manual configuration and checks cannot keep up with the ever-growing list of security requirements, Nutanix conforms to RHEL 7 Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs) that use machine-readable code to automate compliance against rigorous common standards. With Nutanix Security Configuration Management Automation (SCMA), you can quickly and continu

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Behavioral Learning Tools - Prism Central Resource Management

Prism Central includes machine-learning capabilities that analyze resource usage over time and provide tools to monitor resource consumption, identify abnormal behavior, and guide resource planning. These tools include VM "right sizing" where VMs are analyzed and those that exhibit inefficient profiles are identified. Anomaly detection to record when performance or resource usage is outside an expected range based on learned VM baseline behavior. "Smart" alerts that trigger when specified anomalies are recorded. Reports that summarize cluster efficiency. VM Right SizingIt is useful to look at the profile of your VMs when analyzing problems in a cluster or assessing future resource needs. This can help you identify VMs that are not optimally configured such as ones that consume too many resources, are constrained, are over provisioned, or are inactive.Anomaly Detection:The right sizing feature identifies inefficient VMs that fit one of the profiles described as below: Bully VM : A

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Monitoring A Two-node Cluster During Failover And Upgrade

What is happening to my 2 node cluster during a failover or an upgrade?What does a recovery process look like after a node failure?If you are wondering the above, we have the answer for you! You can monitor the progress of your 2 node cluster in these situations through Prism Element.To monitor node recovery progress after failover: Registering a witness is highly recommended to help the cluster handle the failover situation automatically and gracefully.  Stand-Alone mode: A failed node would trigger cluster to transition into stand-alone mode during which the following occurs: Failed node is detached from metadata ring. Auto rebuild is in progress. Surviving node continues to serve the data. Heartbeat: Surviving node continuously pings its peer. As soon as it gets a successful reply from its peer, clock starts to ensure that the pings are continuous for the next 15 minutes. If a ping fails after a successful ping, the timer will be reset.  Prism Element Home page shows Critical

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Top KB Articles for December 2020

Below are the top knowledge base articles for the month of December 2020.KB 7503 - NX Hardware [Memory] – G6, G7 platforms - DIMM Error handling and replacement policy KB 10475 - LCM 2.4 inventory failure - [SSL: UNKNOWN_PROTOCOL] unknown protocol (_ssl.c:618). Not fetching available versions for module KB 4141 - Alert - A1046 - PowerSupplyDown KB 1540 - What to do when /home partition or /home/nutanix directory on a Controller VM is full KB 1113 - HDD/SSD Troubleshooting KB 4409 - LCM: (LifeCycle Manager) Troubleshooting Guide KB 4158 - Alert - A1104 - PhysicalDiskBad KB 2090 - AHV host networking KB 4519 - NCC Health Check: check_ntp KB 2473 - NCC Health Check: cvm_memory_usage_check KB 4116 - NX Hardware [Memory] – Alert - A1187, A1188 - ECCErrorsLast1Day, ECCErrorsLast10Days KB 4273 - NCC Health Check: aged_third_party_backup_snapshot_check and  aged_entity_centric_third_party_backup_snapshot_check KB 6945 - How Upgrades Work at Nutanix KB 1863 - NCC Health Check: sufficient_disk_s

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New KB Articles Published on Week Ending January 2, 2021

Below are new knowledge base articles published on the week of December 27, 2020-January 2, 2021.KB 10019 - Alert - A110024 - AwsDefaultUVMSecurityGroupNotFound KB 10507 - Nutanix Move | VM migration fails if Hyper-V VM has Fibre Channel disk controller attached KB 10528 - Era - Operation failed with Internal Error after changing Cluster Account Password KB 10529 - [ Karbon ] How to configure email alerts for a Karbon kubernetes cluster KB 10530 - NCC-4.0.0 : Health Server logs might fail to rotate and fill up /home partitionNote: You may need to log in to the Support Portal to view some of these articles.

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New KB Articles Published on Week Ending November 21, 2020

Below are new knowledge base articles published on the week of November 15-21, 2020.KB 10272 - Prism leader unavailable during LCM upgrade KB 10302 - Mounting ISO image on CVM for HPE platform KB 10308 - Xi-Leap: How to add public floating to a VM in XI Leap KB 10309 - Xi-Leap: How to update public IP of the Onprem VPN Gateway device KB 10311 - Installation of AHV 20190916.294 timeouts if done through PhoenixNote: You may need to log in to the Support Portal to view some of these articles.

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Boot Over ISCSI

Volumes support ability to boot an Operating System over iSCSI for physical servers. In this configuration, a host can start a supported Operating System from a LUN instead of a Local Disk instance.This procedure describes how to configure Network Adapter BIOS Settings to enable this feature.Important Points:Refer to Intel Ethernet Adapter Vendor Documentation for more details about  Intel iSCSI Boot Configuration. According to Intel, we might be able to configure these settings through Adapter's Properties > Data Options Tab in Microsoft Windows Device Manager. Check Volumes Requirements and Supported Clients for a list of the supported network hardware and clients. Refer to Enable Nutanix Volumes and read about the procedures to perform on the Nutanix cluster. Before performing an iSCSI target discovery of the Nutanix cluster, configure BIOS boot settings for the network adapter as described in these stepsFor Step-By-Step Guide, Refer to Link

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Understanding AOS

The Acropolis Operating System (AOS) provides the core functionality leveraged by workloads and services running on the platform Building upon the distributed nature of everything Nutanix does, we’re expanding this into the virtualization and resource management space.  AOS is a back-end service that allows for workload and resource management, provisioning, and operations. This gives workloads the ability to seamlessly move between hypervisors, cloud providers, and platforms. Acropolis Services: It is an internal service which runs on each CVMAn Acropolis Worker runs on every CVM with an elected Acropolis Leader which is responsible for task scheduling, execution, IPAM.Acropolis Leader Task scheduling & execution Stat collection / publishing Network Controller (for hypervisor) Acropolis Worker Stat collection / publishing VNC proxy (for hypervisor) Above diagram shows conceptual view of the Acropolis Leader / Worker relationship Dynamic SchedulerEfficient scheduling of resou

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Best Before Date For Manually Uploaded Upgrade Packages

We’re over a hump day, and I would like to share an insight that may come handy to those of you that upload binaries to their clusters manually. Did you know that you have seven days to use the upgrade package that you uploaded to the cluster manually before it is removed from the file system? That’s right. Even if you have triggered pre-upgrade checks for the version, but the package is not used it deleted automatically. Make sure to clean up uncompressed software location and check the /home space on a CVM before you re-attempt the upload.KB-10300 Uploaded AOS upgrade binary is unavailable on Prism has more information To wrap your head around upgradesAll things considered — upgrade sequence and preaparation guidelinesFoundation of a successful upgrade - up to date FoundationNutanix upgrades FAQ: AOS, LCM, NCC, Hypervisors, Files

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Nutanix Acropolis Hypervisor a.k.a AHV

Nutanix AHV is a bare metal Type-1 hypervisor developed by Nutanix. Nutanix AHV can be directly installed on any Nutanix certified OEM hardware server i.e SuperMicro NX, IBM CS , Lenovo HX , HPE ProLiant, Cisco UCS, Dell XC and many more being added along the way.AHV is built upon the CentOS KVM foundation and extends its base functionality to include features like HA and live migration, etc. Full hardware virtualization is used for guest VMs (HVM).In AHV deployments, the Controller VM (CVM) runs as a VM and disks are presented using PCI pass-through.  This allows the full PCI controller (and attached devices) to be passed through directly to the CVM and bypass the hypervisor. AHV does not leverage a traditional storage stack like ESXi or Hyper-V. All disk(s) are passed to the VM(s) as raw SCSI block devices. This keeps the I/O path lightweight and optimized.KVM Architecture:Within KVM there are a few main components: KVM-kmod KVM kernel module Libvirtd An API, daemon and manag

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New KB Articles Published on Week Ending November 28, 2020

Below are new knowledge base articles published on the week of November 22-28, 2020.KB 8564 - NCC Health Check: robo_readonly_state_check KB 8566 - NCC Health Check: robo_cluster_witness_network_check KB 8567 - NCC Health Check: robo_cluster_nodes_ping_check KB 9100 - 2 node cluster upgrade with witness VM unreachable causes downtime KB 9736 - Unregistering hosting AOS/PE Cluster from Prism Central with CMSP Enabled KB 9961 - Alert: 111081: XPilot Playbook is waiting for Approval to retry KB 10290 - How to create Windows installation ISO with built-in VirtIO drivers KB 10292 - Unable to filter using AppTier on Flow UI KB 10294 - Unable to Uninstall Vmware tools in Windows after Migration by Move from Esxi to AHV KB 10300 - Uploaded AOS upgrade binary is unavailable on Prism KB 10303 - LCM - SPP upgrades failure on HPE DXNote: You may need to log in to the Support Portal to view some of these articles.

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Top KB Articles for November 2020

Below are the top knowledge base articles for the month of November 2020.KB 7503 - NX Hardware [Memory] – G6, G7 platforms - DIMM Error handling and replacement policy KB 4116 - NX Hardware [Memory] – Alert - A1187, A1188 - ECCErrorsLast1Day, ECCErrorsLast10Days KB 4141 - Alert - A1046 - PowerSupplyDown KB 1540 - What to do when /home partition or /home/nutanix directory on a Controller VM is full KB 1113 - HDD/SSD Troubleshooting KB 2090 - AHV | Host Networking KB 4158 - Alert - A1104 - PhysicalDiskBad KB 4409 - LCM: (LifeCycle Manager) Troubleshooting Guide KB 4519 - NCC Health Check: check_ntp KB 4272 - Alert - A6516 - Average CPU load on Controller VM is critically high KB 2473 - NCC Health Check: cvm_memory_usage_check KB 6945 - How Upgrades Work at Nutanix KB 4639 - How to place CVM and host in maintenance mode KB 4273 - NCC Health Check: aged_third_party_backup_snapshot_check and  aged_entity_centric_third_party_backup_snapshot_check KB 7386 - NCC Health Check: power_supply_chec

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How To Find SFP Details Without Getting Off The Chair

SFP give us freedom of choice and granular control over the media being used in the network segment. Mix and match optic fibre and copper of various throughputs and lengths of the segment. Very convenient and flexible solution and easily replaceable SFP modules.  When troubleshooting issues or during maintenance, the hardware details of the SFP module plugged into a host NIC may need to be identified and verified. Typically the useful information is printed on the SFP label but who has the time for this. More importantly, it would mean taking the SFP module out and that means another maintenance window. Using ethtool on AHV and XenServer will help with retrieving information like vendor, model, part number, serial number, transceiver type, cable length, connector type, signal quality, and more. For more details refer to KB-9102 How to identify plugged-in SFP module model, manufacturer, and hardware details

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Data Protection and Recovery with Prism Element

Protection Domain–Based Data Protection is configured using Prism Element. Nutanix supports several types of protection strategies including one-to-one or one-to-many replication. These strategies are as follows:Per-VM Backup. The ability to designate certain VMs for backup to a different site is particularly useful in branch office environments. Typically, only a subset of VMs running in a branch location require regular back up to a central site. Such per-VM level of granularity, however, is not possible when replication is built on traditional storage arrays. In these legacy environments replication is performed at a coarse grain level, entire LUNs or volumes, making it difficult to manage replication across multiple sites. Selective Bi-directional Replication. In addition to replicating selected VMs, a flexible replication solution must also accommodate a variety of enterprise topologies. It is no longer sufficient to simply replicate VMs from one active site to a designated passiv

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New KB Articles Published on Week Ending December 5, 2020

Below are new knowledge base articles published on the week of November 29-December 5, 2020.KB 9623 - NCC Health Check: cvm_network_error_check KB 9963 - NCC Health Check: host_boot_disk_uvm_check KB 10232 - Pre-Upgrade Check: test_duplicate_disk_ids KB 10375 - Nutanix Files : Windows clients error "Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service" KB 10379 - [Karbon] kubectl commands return "Forbidden" error for domain users assigned the "Cluster Admin" or "Viewer" role KB 10384 - How to find who powered off/on a VM running on AHVNote: You may need to log in to the Support Portal to view some of these articles.

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Cloud Connect

The cloud connect feature enables you to back up and restore copies of virtual machines and files to and from an on-premise cluster and a Nutanix Controller VM located on the Amazon Web Service (AWS) or Microsoft Azure cloud. When a new cloud remote site is created, Nutanix will automatically spin up a single node Nutanix cluster in EC2 (currently m1.xlarge) or Azure Virtual Machines (currently D3) to be used as the endpoint.The Cloud Connect feature enables you to back up and restore copies of virtual machines and files to and from an on-prem cluster and a Nutanix Controller VM on the Amazon Web Service (AWS) or Microsoft Azure cloud. The Nutanix Controller VM is created on an AWS or Azure cloud in a geographical region of your choice. It is a single-node cluster with a 30 terabyte (TB) disk attached to the node, with a usable disk capacity of 20 TB.The following figure shows a logical representation of a “remote site” used for Cloud Connect: Since a cloud based remote site is similar

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PCI Slot Numbers and CVM

PCI device enumeration is one of a large number of concepts that transitioned from the physical world. Originally, being a bus and a slot number now, of course, is a virtualised concept.When OS boots during the POST process the local devices are enumerated (checked for presence and size). If an expected device is found at the PCI slot that is a failure of the test. In AHV deployments, the Controller VM (CVM) runs as a VM and disks are presented using PCI passthrough. That means that if AHV PCI devices enumeration has changed CVM may not be aware of the fact and attempt to direct I/O to the devices that are no longer accessible via known PCI bus and slot. This can happen after hardware replacement on an AHV host and the CVM will not boot or will boot with only part of the expected devices accessible. Compare PCI slot numbers of SCSI controllers on AHV host and the CVM and update the enumeration of the devices on the CVM. For more details look at KB-7154 AHV | CVM might not boot after ha

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Adding CPU or Memory Resources to a Running AHV VM

Many users are already aware of how to configure CPU and memory resources for VMs under AHV. However, many users are unaware that these resources can be added even while a VM is running or powered-on. This feature can be particularly useful when an already-running VM is reaching CPU or memory exhaustion and needs to remain online while critical workloads are being processed.However and, different from adding resources while a VM is powered-down, there are some limitations to be aware of: Only additional vCPU sockets (not cores) can added The multi-queue storage controller will not dynamically create any additional queues if additional CPU sockets are added The amount of memory that can be added is limited to what is currently available on the specific AHV host which is currently hosting the VM The amount of times that memory can be added while a VM is running is limited to two or three According to the above limitations, it may be best to limit the use of this feature to explicit

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ESXTOP & TOP | CPU Edition

In many ways, identifying the problem is harder than solving it. At least in IT.In order to better understand the performance of Nodes in a cluster and User VMs, ESXTOP for ESXi hypervisors and TOP for Linux OS based machines provide us an immediate birds eye view of the performance of the host. It is important to understand the output as a tool towards problem-solving. Here I aim to discuss scenarios you might need to isolate and troubleshoot High CPU observed at the Hypervisor or User VMs.ESXTOP : This command when run lists live CPU statistics specific to the Node the command is run on.esxtop outputIf you press “M” it shows you memory metric and “N” for network etc. As Always ‘H’ is for help. We will focus on a few CPU statistics:The output will show you all the VMs and the following metrics corresponding to them.Some Important ones discussed below:%USED, %RDY, %CSTP , %MLMTD and %SWPWT Note:To convert CPU ready % value  to ms(milliseconds)CPU ready % = ((CPU summation ready value i

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New KB Articles Published on Week Ending December 12, 2020

Below are new knowledge base articles published on the week of December 6-12, 2020.KB 10285 - Nutanix Files :- Alert "Error in updating CA Chain to file servers: Subtask failed for <FSVM Name>" KB 10322 - Alert - A200602 - MicrosegmentationControlPlaneFailed KB 10380 - Xi Leap: VPN troubleshooting guide KB 10400 - Mismatch in Prism Central End of Life alerts KB 10411 - [ Karbon ] K8s clusters using XFS storageclass might encounter mount issues before CSI 2.2 KB 10424 - Performing HYCU Restore workflow for VM protected by Protection Domain or Protection Policy causes DR service crash issues KB 10427 - Identifying CVE and CESA patches in Nutanix ProductsNote: You may need to log in to the Support Portal to view some of these articles.

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Infrastructure Impact While Using LCM

LCM (Life Cycle Manager) is a tool provided by Nutanix to upgrade firmware and software across a Nutanix environment. Depending upon the type of firmware that needs to be upgraded, a reboot of a node may be required.While reviewing the inventory of software/firmware that needs to be upgraded, you may not know which upgrades require a reboot of a node (or not). This information might be crucial in determining the impact and precautions that need to be taken in planning for the upgrade event (change windows, time allocated, etc.).KB 6107 details which upgrades require a node or CVM reboot and which ones do not. Navigate to the

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New KB Articles Published on Week Ending December 19, 2020

Below are new knowledge base articles published on the week of December 13-19, 2020.KB 8562 - NCC Health Check: robo_witness_configured_check KB 8563 - NCC Health Check: robo_witness_state_check KB 8565 - NCC Health Check: robo_cluster_witness_sync_check KB 9271 - NCC Health Check: ahv_fs_integrity_check KB 9472 - NCC Health Check: category_protected_vms_multiple_fault_domain_check KB 9525 - Alert - A200330 - Prism Central home partition expansion check KB 9713 - Alert - A130340 - MetroConnectivityUnstable KB 9716 - NCC Health Check: stale_synchronous_replication_parameters_check KB 9845 - NCC Health Check :- "file_server_cvm_config_check" KB 9988 - Pre-Upgrade Check: test_if_expand_cluster_is_not_in_progress KB 10000 - NCC Health Check: objects_deployed_on_unsupported_pe KB 10248 - Alert - A130340 - Cross-container disk migration task is paused. KB 10323 - Move VMs from Protection Domain to Category for Leap KB 10339 - Skipping application consistent snapshot for VM with NVMe disks KB

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Rest API Reference

This reference covers the v1 Nutanix API. The complete reference for the v2 Nutanix API, including code samples in multiple languages, and tutorials are available at http://developer.nutanix.com/ Users Get Logged In Users DetailsGET /users/logged_in_users Get Logged In Details of a userGET /users/logged_in_users/{userName} Get Logged In Users DetailsGET /users/logged_in_users Get Logged In Details of a userGET /users/logged_in_users/{userName}  Get Logged In Users DetailsGET /users/logged_in_users path /users/logged_in_users method GET nickname getAllLoggedInUsersInfo type get.base.EntityCollection<get.dto.auth.UserDTO>   Property Type Format entities array   errorInfo get.base.ErrorInfo   metadata get.base.Metadata   Get Logged In Details of a userGET /users/logged_in_users/{userName} path /users/logged_in_users/{userName} metho

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