* Scenario Understanding:
* The administrator needs to verify if all network cards associated with Bridge0 are being utilized in a Nutanix AHV Cluster VDI environment.
* Menus to Check Network Configuration:
* Option A: Host NICs tab in Hardware menu:
* This tab provides detailed information about the physical NICs on each host, including their status, speed, and which bridge they are associated with.
* Option B: Host view in Network menu:
* This view offers a summary of the network configuration for each host, including the active bridges and the associated NICs. It allows administrators to see if all NICs are being used correctly and if Bridge0 is correctly configured across the hosts.
* Evaluation of Other Options:
* Option C: 1.0 Metrics tab VM menu:
* This option is related to VM metrics and does not provide detailed information on the physical NICs or their utilization.
* Option D: Network Configuration item in Setting menu:
* This option is used for configuring network settings but does not provide detailed utilization information of the NICs associated with a specific bridge like Bridge0.
* Conclusion:
* The correct menus to check the current network configuration and utilization of NICs are the Host NICs tab in the Hardware menu and the Host view in the Network menu.
References: Nutanix documentation and guides on network configuration and monitoring in AHV clusters.

Prism Central can forward logs to an external syslog server, enhancing the monitoring and troubleshooting capabilities for administrators. The two log modules capable of forwarding messages are:
* API Audit
* The API Audit log module captures and forwards logs related to API access and actions within the Nutanix environment. This is crucial for security and audit purposes, allowing administrators to track API usage and detect any unauthorized or suspicious activities.
* Flow
* The Flow log module deals with network monitoring and security within the Nutanix environment. It captures and forwards logs related to network traffic, flow policies, and security events, helping administrators to monitor network activities and enforce security policies
* effectively.
These modules can be configured in Prism Central to ensure that relevant log data is sent to external syslog servers for centralized logging and analysis.
References:
* Nutanix Prism Central Documentation
* Nutanix Bible