An administrator plans to deploy a VMWare Horizon Solution on AHV. The administrator used the cluster command to verify if Shadow Clones are enabled in the AHV environment. This command shows the…

The correct answer is D. Execute the cluster enable 璫luster_cluster_uuid 0xxx ?show_clones=true command. Shadow Clones in Nutanix AHV improve performance for VDI workloads like VMware Horizon by caching read-only base disk images locally on each node, reducing read I/O to the storage tier. The feature is enabled via the cluster enable command referencing the cluster UUID with the…

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An administrator plans to deploy a VMWare Horizon Solution on AHV. The administrator used the cluster command to verify if Shadow Clones are enabled in the AHV environment. This command shows the following output:

Which action should the administrator take to enable Shadow Clones?

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Options

AConnect to the AHV Host by SSH.
BExecute the acluster edit-prams enable-shadow-clones=true command.
CConnect to Prism Central
DExecute the cluster enable 璫luster_cluster_uuid 0xxx ?show_clones=true command.

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A
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B
11% (6)
C
4% (2)
D
81% (44)

Explanation

Shadow Clones in Nutanix AHV improve performance for VDI workloads like VMware Horizon by caching read-only base disk images locally on each node, reducing read I/O to the storage tier. The feature is enabled via the cluster enable command referencing the cluster UUID with the appropriate parameter flag (show_clones=true in the context of verifying/enabling the feature). Connecting to the AHV host via SSH (A) or Prism Central (C) alone are not the correct approach. Option B contains an incorrect command syntax ('acluster edit-prams'). Option D reflects the correct cluster-level command to enable Shadow Clones.

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