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 

State the Solaris 8 command to update the system log: A.) logout B.) loggin -p C.) updt_syslog -f D.) logger

Answer: D 

The class or profile file: (select two) A.) Do not have required names. B.) is a text file that contains a rule for each group of systems (on a single system) on which you want to install the Solaris operating environment. C.) is a script to verify the rules file and if it is OK, the class file creates the rules.ok file D.) is the final script that jumpstart runs when the installation is done. E.) is a text file that defines how to install the Solaris software on a system (the software

Answer: A E 

The new feature in the Solaris 8 operating environment, RBAC, provides: (all that apply) A.) A special type of user account intended to perform a specific set of administrative superuser tasks. B.) A right that is used to grant access to a restricted function or command that usually is used only for the root superuser. C.) A flexible way to give superuser privileges for assignment to user accounts so that you dont have to give all the superuser privileges to a user that needs to solve

Answer: A B C 

The __________ daemon provides transaction logging to the Solaris NFS server. It generates the activity log by analyzing the RPC operations processed by the the NFS server. A.) loggind B.) nfslogd C.) lockd D.) statd

Answer: B 

Select the 4 Name services supported by the Solaris 8 Operating environment: A.) FQDNS, NIS, /etc/hosts, /etc/passwd B.) LPAD, DNS, NIS and Kerberos C.) DNS, LPAD, NIS, NIS+ D.) DNS, NIS, NIS+, LDAP

Answer: D 

Procfs, tmpfs, fdfs and swapfs are the Pseudo Filesystems supported in the Solaris 8 operating environment. A.) true B.) false

Answer: A 

Select the Name Service switch file in the solaris 8 operating environment: A.) /etc/nsswitch.conf B.) /etc/dns.conf C.) /etc/defaultrouter D.) /etc/resolv.conf

Answer: A 

The benefits of the Solaris Management Console: (all that apply) A.) Centralized Administration. B.) Single Login. C.) Centralized Management. D.) Secure communication via support for HTTPS and Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). E.) Instant access to administration tools.*Centralized Administration: Current Solaris administration tools can be integrated and run from one location instead of several seats. *Centralized Management: All the hosts on a network can be managed easily than ever. *Single

Answer: A B C D E 

The Solaris management Console Provides several Administration Wizards; select them: (all that apply) A.) DNS Server configuration, DNS Client configuration and NIS Server Configuration B.) Change Root Password, Network Connection configuration, Shutdown/Restart Computer. C.) Name server swith Configuration (/etc/nsswitch.conf file). D.) DNS Server configuration, DNS Client configuration, Default Router modification.

Answer: B D