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NCP-MCI-6.10 · Question #52

An administrator is configuring Nutanix Disaster Recovery (DR) for a cross-hypervisor setup (ESXi to AHV) but finds that guest VMs do not recover properly at the DR location. What is required for a…

The correct answer is D. Nutanix Guest Tools (NGT) must be installed on source guest VMs. Cross-hypervisor Disaster Recovery (e.g., from ESXi to AHV) requires that Nutanix Guest Tools (NGT) be installed on the source VMs. During a cross-hypervisor recovery event, NGT performs in-guest driver injection and reconfiguration, ensuring the VM boots correctly on the…

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An administrator is configuring Nutanix Disaster Recovery (DR) for a cross-hypervisor setup (ESXi to AHV) but finds that guest VMs do not recover properly at the DR location. What is required for a successful cross-hypervisor DR event?

Options

  • AUtilize delta disks.
  • BDeploy Legacy BIOS boot on hosts within the cluster.
  • CUse raw device mappings.
  • DNutanix Guest Tools (NGT) must be installed on source guest VMs.

How the community answered

(16 responses)
  • B
    6% (1)
  • D
    94% (15)

Explanation

Cross-hypervisor Disaster Recovery (e.g., from ESXi to AHV) requires that Nutanix Guest Tools (NGT) be installed on the source VMs. During a cross-hypervisor recovery event, NGT performs in-guest driver injection and reconfiguration, ensuring the VM boots correctly on the target hypervisor by swapping out hypervisor-specific drivers (e.g., VMware VMXNET3/PVSCSI) for AHV-compatible ones (e.g., VirtIO). Without NGT installed on the source VM, the VM will fail to boot properly at the DR site because it lacks the correct drivers for the new hypervisor environment.

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#Nutanix Guest Tools (NGT)#Disaster Recovery (DR)#Cross-Hypervisor#VM Recovery

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