Nutanix NCP-CI-Azure Practice Exams
Last updated on Oct 07,2026- Exam Code: NCP-CI-Azure
- Exam Name: Nutanix Certified Professional - Cloud Integration - Azure (NCP-CI-Azure v6.7)
- Certification Provider: Nutanix
- Latest update: Oct 07,2026
Question #71
A company is extending asubnet from their on-premises environment to an NC2cluster on Azure. The company is considering using either a Virtual Tunnel End Point (VTEP) or a layer 2 subnet Extension over VPN.
In which two scenarios would it be advantageous to use VTEP for this requirement? (Choose two.)
- A . Connectivity between sites already provides encryption.
- B . Only one remote Availability Zone exists that needs the subnet extended.
- C . Connectivity between sites already does not provided encryption.
- D . Multiple remote Availability Zones exist to add to the same VTEP-based extended Layer 2 subnet.
Correct Answer: A, D
A, D
Explanation:
Scenario Analysis:
A, D
Explanation:
Scenario Analysis:
Question #72
When selecting the NC2 subscription plan from the Nutanix billing portal, which options are available?
- A . Pay-as-you-Go (payG), Bring your own License (BYOL)
- B . Reserved instances, Cloud Provider Credits, Bring your own License (BYOL)
- C . Reserved instances, Bring your own License (BYOL)
- D . Pay-as-you-Go (PayG), Cloud Provider Credits, Bring you own License (BYOL)
Correct Answer: A
A
Explanation:
When selecting the NC2 subscription plan from the Nutanix billing portal, the available options are: Pay-as-you-Go (PayG): Allows you to pay for the services as you use them, providing flexibility and avoiding upfront costs.
Bring your own License (BYOL): Enables you to use your existing Nutanix licenses within the cloud environment, offering cost savings if you already have licenses.
These options provide flexibility in how you can manage and pay for your Nutanix cloud clusters.
Reference: Nutanix Cloud Clusters Pricing and Plans
A
Explanation:
When selecting the NC2 subscription plan from the Nutanix billing portal, the available options are: Pay-as-you-Go (PayG): Allows you to pay for the services as you use them, providing flexibility and avoiding upfront costs.
Bring your own License (BYOL): Enables you to use your existing Nutanix licenses within the cloud environment, offering cost savings if you already have licenses.
These options provide flexibility in how you can manage and pay for your Nutanix cloud clusters.
Reference: Nutanix Cloud Clusters Pricing and Plans
Question #73
Which resource is capable of being connected to a private endpoint as it is not displayed on delegated subnets?
- A . User VMs
- B . Prism Central
- C . Hosts
- D . CVMs
Correct Answer: B
B
Explanation:
Private Endpoint: Private Endpoints allow secure access to Azure services over a private network connection. They do not typically appear on delegated subnets, which are used for specific Azure services.
Prism Central Connectivity: Prism Central can be connected to a private endpoint to ensure secure communication without exposing it to the public internet. This setup ensures secure and private management of the Nutanix environment.
Reference: Azure Private Endpoint Documentation
Nutanix NC2 Deployment and Security Guide
B
Explanation:
Private Endpoint: Private Endpoints allow secure access to Azure services over a private network connection. They do not typically appear on delegated subnets, which are used for specific Azure services.
Prism Central Connectivity: Prism Central can be connected to a private endpoint to ensure secure communication without exposing it to the public internet. This setup ensures secure and private management of the Nutanix environment.
Reference: Azure Private Endpoint Documentation
Nutanix NC2 Deployment and Security Guide
Question #74
When configuring permissions for an Azure subscription, which role is required to delegate minimum permissions for the Azure AD App registration?
- A . Azure user Access Administrator role
- B . Azure Reader role
- C . Azure Contributor role
- D . Azure Custom role defined by Nutanix
Correct Answer: A
A
Explanation:
Azure AD App Registration: When setting up an application registration in Azure AD, specific permissions are required to delegate access.
User Access Administrator Role: This role has the necessary permissions to manage user access to Azure resources, including delegating permissions for app registrations.
Comparison of Roles:
Azure Reader Role: Grants read-only access, insufficient for managing app registrations.
Azure Contributor Role: Allows creation and management of resources but does not include permissions to manage access.
Azure Custom Role: While it can be defined to meet specific needs, the User Access Administrator role is predefined to handle access delegation.
Conclusion: The Azure User Access Administrator role is required to delegate minimum permissions for
Azure AD App registration.
Reference: Azure Role-Based Access Control Documentation
Azure AD App Registration Guide
A
Explanation:
Azure AD App Registration: When setting up an application registration in Azure AD, specific permissions are required to delegate access.
User Access Administrator Role: This role has the necessary permissions to manage user access to Azure resources, including delegating permissions for app registrations.
Comparison of Roles:
Azure Reader Role: Grants read-only access, insufficient for managing app registrations.
Azure Contributor Role: Allows creation and management of resources but does not include permissions to manage access.
Azure Custom Role: While it can be defined to meet specific needs, the User Access Administrator role is predefined to handle access delegation.
Conclusion: The Azure User Access Administrator role is required to delegate minimum permissions for
Azure AD App registration.
Reference: Azure Role-Based Access Control Documentation
Azure AD App Registration Guide