Using the appropriate command, you have prevented new jobs form entering a print queue called printer1, and you have specified a reason for doing so. Which command should you use to display the reason that you specified? A. lpstat -a B. lpstat -d C. lpstat -o D. lpadmin -d
Answer: A
Which command or command sequence, when entered at the ok prompt, causes the system to display detailed information during the boot process? A. ok boot -v B. ok boot -a C. ok debug ok boot D. ok verbose ok boot -v
Answer: A
Which command determines if a file system has been mounted with the UFS logging option? A. /usr/bin/df B. /etc/dfs/dfstab C. /usr/sbin/mount D. /etc/mount.conf E. /usr/bin/logger
Answer: C
Which command displays a summary of disk space used in all the mounted file systems? A. fsck B. df -k C. format D. du -sk
Answer: D
Given: # ls -li total 4 83215 -rw-r--r- 2 root other 180 May 7 12:11 file1 83215 -rw-r--r- 2 root other 180 May 7 12.11 file2 Which two are results of removing file2? (Choose two) A. Both file1 and file2 are removed. B. The link count value of file1 remains 2. C. file1 no longer provides access to data. D. The link count value of file1 decrements to 1. E. file1 remains and continues to provide access to data.
Answer: D, E
What do the entries in the /proc directory represent? A. Decimal numbers corresponding to process ID numbers. B. Decimal numbers corresponding to absolute sector numbers on a disk. C. Decimal numbers corresponding to the inode numbers of active processes. D. Decimal numbers corresponding to a time stamp that identifies the process messages in the message logs.
Answer: A
Which Solaris 9 command should be used as a substitute for all the /dev logical link generation commands that were used in Solaris Operating Environment releases prior to Solaris 8? A. devfsadm B. drvfsadm C. devlinks D. drvconfig
Answer: A
Which two commands or command sequences should you use to create device files for new disk devices that you attach to your system? (Choose two) A. init 5 B. devfsadm -v C. reboot -- -a D. devfsadm -1 st E. touch /reconfigure ; init 6 F. mknod -block /devices/pci@lf,0/pci@1,1/ide@3/sd@2,0:h 34 247
Answer: B, E
You used fssnap to create a snapshot device for the file system on /dev/rdsk/c0t3d0s0. When you use ufsdump to make a level1 backup of the file system on this device, you want the name /dev/rdsk/c0t3d0s0 to be placed in /etc/dumpdates. Which command should you use to accomplish this? A. ufsdump 1uN /dev/rdsk/c0t3d0s0 /dev/rfssnap/0 B. ufsdump 1uf /dev/rdsk/c0t3d0s0 /dev/rfssnap/0 C. ufsdump 1uN /dev/rfssnap/0 /dev/rdsk/c0t3d0s0 D. ufsdump 1ufN /dev/rmt/0 /dev/rdsk/c0t3d0s0
Answer: D
Performing an interactive restore with ufsrestore, how can you track which files are already marked as selected for extraction and restore? A. With the ls subcommand of ufsrestore B. With the add subcommand of ufsrestore C. With the select subcommand of ufsrestore D. The selected files are marked with a plus sign (+) in the list that is permanently displayed in the interactive ufsrestore screen view.
Answer: A
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