Q29. An administrator has deployed NC2 on AWS. The cluster deployment completed successfully.
After deployment, the administrator created a subnet in AWS, added it as a network in Prism Element, deployed Prism Central using the newly-configured network, and registered the cloud cluster with it.
The on-premises network and AWS are connected via a Site-to-Site VPN. Cluster nodes, CVM, and Prism Central can communicate with each other, but cannot be accessed from the on-premises network.
What two issues might be the cause of this problem? (Choose two.)
Traffic from the on-premises network is not permitted by VM and Management security groups:
Ensure that the security groups assigned to the VMs and management interfaces in AWS allow inbound traffic from the on-premises network. Without appropriate security group rules, the traffic will be blocked.
The AWS VPC traffic is blocked by a firewall in the on-premises network:
Check if the firewall on the on-premises network is configured to allow traffic from the AWS VPC. Firewalls may have restrictive rules that block incoming traffic, preventing communication.
Reference:
Refer to AWS documentation on security groups and firewalls and Nutanix documentation on configuring networking for NC2 clusters.