List the NFS server daemons: A.) mountd, nfsd, statd, lockd, nfslogd and stopd. B.) lockd, nfsd, rpc.nfs and logd. C.) mountd, nfsd, startd, lockd and in.ftpd. D.) mountd, nfsd, statd, lockd and nfslogd.
Answer: D
The ypbind daemon: (all that apply) A.) is activated at system startup time from the startup script /etc/init.d/rpc. B.) Establish a connection with another server if the connection is lost. C.) is located under /usr/lib/netsvc/yp/ D.) Binds to NIS server and stores binding information.
Answer: A B C D
Some custom JumpStart environment variables, which you use in begin and finish scripts, are set on demand. For example, information about which operating system is already installed on a system is only available (in SI_INSTALLED) after the installed rule keyword is used. In some situations, however, you might need to extract this same information in a begin or finish script for a purpose other than to match a system and run a profile. How do you deal to extract the information you
Answer: A
The command to restrict access to NFS-mounted resources to read-only access; however, the NFS server accepts both read and write requests from the client named saturn1. A.) share -F nfs -o root=saturn1 /export/apps B.) share -F nfs -o ro, rw=saturn1 /export/apps C.) share -F nfs -o ro, anon=saturn1 /export/apps D.) share -F ufs -o ro, anon=saturn1 /export/apps
Answer: B
When using the "-p" option, which is the correct way, if your system identification file lives in the "config" directory? (select one) A.) -p jumpstart_server:/export/jumpstart/config/sysidcfg B.) -p jumpstart_server:/export/jumpstart/config C.) -p jumpstart_server:/export/jumpstart/config/class_file D.) -p jumpstart_server:/export/jumpstart/config/rules.ok
Answer: B
If the -d or -D option is not specified, pfinstall may perform an actual installation on the system by using the specified profile, and the data on the system may be overwritten. A.) False B.) True
Answer: B
When configuring a NIS Master you need to: (all that apply) A.) Copy the /etc/nsswitch.nis to /etc/nsswitch.conf and modify it if required. B.) Initialize the NIS Master Sever with the "ypinit -m" command and start the daemons (ypstart) C.) Set the domain name with the domainname command and create the /etc/defaultdomain file. D.) Create empty files in /etc: ethers, bootparams, locale, timezone, netgroup, netmasks.
Answer: A B C D
State the Solaris 8 command to update the system log: A.) logout B.) loggin -p C.) updt_syslog -f D.) logger
Answer: D
This command displays registered RPC programs or services: A.) showrpc -l B.) rpcinfo -p C.) srvinfo -p D.) rcpinfo -p E.) rpcbind -t
Answer: B
You have an Intel Based jumpstart client to be installed and it has 96 MB of RAM. If your rules.ok file has the following entry: ----------------------- memsize 32-96 && karch i86pc setup IA_prof done ----------------------- What of the following is true regarding this entry: A.) The system wont be installed because the rules file is missconfigure: the "&&" symbol has no meaning here. B.) The begin script for this case is: i86pc C.) The client will be installed
Answer: C E F
