An administrator was reviewing various AOS logs when it was noticed that the time of the logs was off by several hours. Which initial step was missed during the post process cluster configuration?
The answer is probably A but this seems like a bad question, unless I am missing something.
The article referenced below clearly states "UTC Timezone is enforced in the CVM/PCVM service logs", therefore wont the AOS logs always be UTC. If the time is out the "initial step" missed in cluster setup is more likely NTP configuration, which can be set through the UI in both Prisim Central and Prism Element. Only the timezone must be set through the NCLI.
NTP is noted in a number of articles as an initial step which must be completed in order to ensure correct reporting of time in logs.
The correct answer is A. Setting the cluster time zone via CVM NCLI.
Explanation:
In Nutanix, the CVM NCLI (Nutanix Command Line Interface) is commonly used to set various configurations, including the time zone for the cluster. If the time zone is not set correctly during the initial setup, it can lead to discrepancies in log times, as the system’s time zone would not match the actual region's time, causing logs to be off by several hours. Setting the time zone correctly via NCLI helps synchronize the cluster's time with the local time zone, ensuring accurate timestamps in logs.
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