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When designing a Disaster Recovery strategy to an NC2 cluster using MST, which technical limitation impacts the Recovery Plan and workload compatibility?
Full set: 109 questionsThe Zero Compute configuration in NC2 DR maintains only storage resources without active compute, requiring manual intervention to restore workloads during failover. MST (Migrate, Synchronize, and Transform) is specifically designed for AHV-based workloads and doesn't support ESXi VMs, creating a significant workload compatibility limitation when designing DR strategies for heterogeneous environments.
B. MST DR and Cluster Protect are independent features that don't require simultaneous configuration.
C. Zero Compute by definition cannot support automated failover due to lack of compute resources.
D. Protection policies typically establish one-to-one relationships between source and target clusters.
- Nutanix NC2 on AWS Administration Guide, Chapter 7: Disaster Recovery, Section "Zero Compute DR Configuration," pp. 142-145
- Nutanix MST Technical Reference Guide v6.5, Section 3.2: "Supported Workload Types," p. 28
- Nutanix Cloud Clusters Best Practices Guide, Section 4.3: "DR Configuration Options," pp. 67-71
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