Nutanix NCP-EUC Exam With Confidence Using Practice Dumps

Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract of Nutanix End User Computing documents:

According to Nutanix EUC Troubleshooting Guides:

Tool Capabilities: RDAnalyzer (Remote Display Analyzer) is the specific tool recommended to view real-time statistics regarding the Display Protocol (Blast/ICA/PCoIP), Frames Per Second (FPS), Bandwidth, Network Latency, and GPU Utilization in a single overlay window.

Why not GPUView? NVIDIA GPUView (Option D) is a deep-dive performance trace tool used for analyzing complex rendering pipelines and driver lag (DPCs/ISRs). It does not provide a live dashboard of "Network Latency" or "Bandwidth" for the display protocol, nor is it used for quick "real-time" monitoring by administrators in the same way RDAnalyzer is.

Note on Exam Key: While some older exam dumps might incorrectly flag D, RDAnalyzer is the only tool in the list that provides the protocol-specific network metrics (bandwidth/latency) requested in the scenario.

Shadow Clones are a feature of the AOS storage that enables distributed caching of virtual disks (vDisks) that are read by multiple VMs on different nodes. This can improve performance and reduce network traffic in scenarios such as VDI deployments.

Therefore, if Shadow Clones were disabled, it could cause delays in the deployments of VD’ desktops, as they would have to read the vDisk from a remote node instead of a local cache.

Writable AppVolumes are a feature of VMware App Volumes that provides users with a dedicated virtual disk for storing user profile data and user-installed applications1. Writable AppVolumes are stored as VMDK files on a datastore2.

To protect Writable AppVolumes during a disaster in a Nutanix environment, one possible solution is to use asynchronous DR between two sites. Asynchronous DR allows you to replicate VMs and their associated data from one site to another at regular intervals using protection domains and remote sites3.