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Nutanix NCP-MCI-6.10 Practice Test 1
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Restart testAn administrator attempted to enable Data-in-Transit Encryption on a Scale-Out Prism Central cluster to encrypt service-level traffic between nodes. However, the feature did not work correctly due to a firewall restriction.
Which CVM-specific port should be allowed through the firewall for Data-in-Transit Encryption?
2009
2010
2020
9440
Data-in-Transit Encryption in Nutanix requires inter-node communication over specific CVM ports.
Option A (Port 2009) is correct:
Port 2009 is used for Data-in-Transit Encryption between Nutanix CVMs.
Firewall rules must allow traffic on this port to enable secure encrypted communication.
Option B (Port 2010) is incorrect:
Port 2010 is used for CVM-to-CVM communication but does not handle encryption.
Option C (Port 2020) is incorrect:
This port is used for Acropolis File Services (AFS), not encryption.
Option D (Port 9440) is incorrect:
Port 9440 is used for Prism Central web access, not internal CVM encryption.
Nutanix Security Guide Data-at-Rest vs. Data-in-Transit Encryption
Nutanix KB Firewall Port Requirements for Secure Cluster Communication
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