A network administrator has several clients unable to generate ARP requests, and the administrator decides it is safe to use IP address assigned by DHCP servers. What should the network administrator do to ensure that DHCP clients dhcpagent daemons will accept an IP address even though they are unable to generate an ARP request? A. Modify DHCP clients and disable RARP. B. Set the IGNORE_FAILED_ARP variable to no. C. Ensure that the client interface is set to NOARP. D. Set the
Answer: D
To which DHCP environment term does SUNW.Ultra-5_10 apply? A. A macro B. An option C. A data type D. A vendor-client class
Answer: D
Given the portion of in.dhcpd output running in debug mode: 3cdbc114: There is no 192.6.17.0 dhcp-network table. 3cdbc114: Datagram received on network device: hme0. Which two are executed on the DHCP server for the DHCP client to obtain an IP address? (Choose two) A. init 6 B. touch /etc/dhcp.hme0 C. pntadm –C 192.6.17.0 D. ifconfig hme0 dhcp start E. pntadm –r SUNWfiles –f /var/dhcp –A 192.6.17.97 192.6.17.0
Answer: C, E
Which two are benefits of using DHCP? (Choose two) A. DHCP is a replacement for JumpStart. B. DHCP servers support BOOTP and RARP clients. C. DHCP allows setting up BOOTP and RARP relays. D. DHCP on Solaris includes a VPN feature that allows for the dynamic setup of an IP-over-IP tunnel. E. DHCP supports clients that boot over a network, effectively replacing the need for RARP and the bootparams file. F. DHCP reduces the cost of managing networks by automatic assignment of available
Answer: E, E
You are helping a junior network administrator configure and set up a tunnel, and need to ping the remote end of the tunnel to ensure the tunnel will work. Since the remote end of the tunnel can be pinged without a tunnel in place, the junior network administrator asks why a tunnel needs to be created. What are two reasons to create a tunnel? (Choose two) A. Tunneling ensures privacy of data through encryption. B. Tunneling allows Ethernet packets to be encapsulated in IPv6 packets.
Answer: C, D
A Solaris router is correctly configured in terms of interfaces and addresses, but is refusing to forward inbound IP datagrams that arrive and travel up its stack to the Internet Layer. A network administrator discovers that the routers kernel is configured NOT to forward (route) IP datagrams. Which command enables the router to forward and attempt to route IP datagrams? A. ndd –set /dev/ip ip_ire_status B. ndd –set /dev/ip ip_forwarding 1 C. ndd –set /dev/ip
Answer: B
A host with network interfaces 200.3.34.18 and 200.4.64.23 broadcasts its routing table every 30 seconds. What routing daemon is running? A. ospf B. inetd C. in.rdisc D. in.routed E. defaultroute
Answer: D
The address 197.20.71.0 identifies a network that you want to identify with a name. Which file, if edited, will identify the network address with a name? A. /etc/hosts B. /etc/inet/networks.conf C. /etc/networks.conf D. /etc/inet/networks.conf E. /etc/default/networks.conf
Answer: B
A system boots and has a configured network interface. At minimum, what type of route is automatically added to the routing table? A. Static direct B. Static indirect C. Dynamic direct D. Dynamic indirect
Answer: A
What is the length, in bits, of the network interface-specific identifier (VID) of the Ethernet address?
Answer: 24
