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A customer has engaged a Nutanix consultant to deploy a cluster consisting of two NX-3460-G6 blocks. The consultant arrives at the customer site and fines the following:

* One rack with a total of 5U available

* Two ToR switches with 14 total available ports

* Dual PDUs with six available sockets

What will prevent the consultant from successfully installing the cluster?

A.
Insufficient sockets for power allocation. Rack space may not be continuous.
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A.
Insufficient sockets for power allocation. Rack space may not be continuous.
B.
Insufficient rack space for block installation. Insufficient sockets for power allocation.
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B.
Insufficient rack space for block installation. Insufficient sockets for power allocation.
C.
Insufficient network ports for communication. Insufficient sockets for power allocation.
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C.
Insufficient network ports for communication. Insufficient sockets for power allocation.
D.
Insufficient network ports for communication. Insufficient sockets for power allocation.
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D.
Insufficient network ports for communication. Insufficient sockets for power allocation.
E.
Insufficient network ports for communication. Rack space may not be continuous.
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E.
Insufficient network ports for communication. Rack space may not be continuous.
Suggested answer: B

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To determine the correct answer, you must evaluate the requirements for installing a Nutanix NX-3460-G6 block. Each block typically occupies 2U of rack space. Since the customer has two blocks, a total of 4U is required, which fits within the available 5U rack space. Additionally, each block requires two power sockets (one for each node in the block), totaling four sockets. Since there are six available sockets, there is enough power availability. Therefore, the primary constraints are adequately met in terms of rack space and power sockets. The mention of network ports and their sufficiency is not required here, as it isn't the limiting factor based on the details provided.

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