An administrator is experiencing issues with NDB and some of its operations. A case has been logged with Nutanix Support and a request has been made to gather a diagnostics bundle. Where are two valid places to generate and download a diagnostics bundle? (Choose two.)

When troubleshooting NDB issues, Nutanix Support often requires a diagnostics bundle containing logs and configuration data. This bundle can be generated and downloaded from two primary locations. The first is the NDB Graphical User Interface (GUI), typically found under the "Administration" or a similar section, which provides a user-friendly wizard to create the bundle. The second method is via the NDB Command Line Interface (CLI), using the ndb-cli log-collector command, which is useful for automation or when GUI access is unavailable.

A. Prism Central is the platform where the NDB service runs, but the diagnostics bundle for the NDB application itself is generated from within NDB's own interfaces.
B. Prism Element is the management interface for an individual Nutanix cluster and does not have a feature to generate a diagnostics bundle for the NDB application.

1. Nutanix Database Service Administration Guide v4.2, Chapter: "Monitoring and Troubleshooting", Section: "Collecting NDB Log Bundles". This section provides instructions for generating the bundle using both the NDB GUI and the CLI.

2. Nutanix Database Service CLI Reference Guide v4.2, Section: "ndb-cli log-collector". This document details the syntax and options for the log-collector command to generate and manage support bundles.