NCP-DB practice question 2 of 35

An administrator changed NDB language settings from English to Spanish, but when accessing NDB from a different workstation the language reverts to English. Which statement describe the matter?

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Answer options
A: The language settings are local to the web browser. Correct answer
B: The language settings match workstation regional settings.
C: The language settings revert to English after logoff.
D: The language settings are bound to NDB users.
Correct Answer:
A. The language settings are local to the web browser.
Explanation

NDB stores the selected UI language in the local browser’s cache (localStorage). Because this information never leaves the workstation, opening the NDB console from another computer (or another browser profile) reverts to the default English locale.

Why Incorrect

B. The setting is manual and independent of the client OS regional settings.
C. A simple logoff does not reset the cache; changing workstations does.
D. Language preference is not saved in the NDB user object on the server.

References

1. Nutanix Database Service Administration Guide v2.5, “Changing the Web-UI Language”, p.22 – “Language selection is stored in the browser’s local storage.”

2. Prism Central User Guide 2023.1, Chap. 2 “Personal Preferences”, p.18 – notes that UI language is a browser-local choice.

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