Oracle 1Z0-879 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Oracle 1Z0-879 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 131:

  You administer a growing network of systems, each using an /etc/inet/hosts file to identify IP addresses of other systems. You find that it is difficult to keep each system's /etc/inet/hosts file up to date. What are three solutions to this problem? (Choose three.)

  A. configure your network to use NIS
  B. configure your network to use FTP
  C. configure your network to use NFS
  D. configure your network to use DNS
  E. configure your network to use LDAP
  F. configure your network to use Solaris Volume Manager software
  A. configure your network to use NIS
  D. configure your network to use DNS
  E. configure your network to use LDAP

• Question 132:

  When creating a slice for your database replicas, how much space should be allocated to the slice?

  A. 4 Mbytes in size for each replica that it will store.
  B. 8 Mbytes in size for each replica that it will store.
  C. 8 Kbytes in size for each replica that it will store.
  D. 4 Kbytes in size for each replica that it will store.
  A. 4 Mbytes in size for each replica that it will store.

• Question 133:

  A group of systems has been installed using jumpstart and Secure By Default has been set to limited. You have been asked to enable the ftp service, which command would you use?

  A. svccfg -s ftp config/local_only = false
  B. inetadm -e ftp
  C. netservices open
  D. /etc/init.d/ftp start
  B. inetadm -e ftp

• Question 134:

  You believe that you have a correctly configured boot server on the local network for the SPARC system currently being installed. Your JumpStart configuration is based on files only and does NOT use a naming service at any stage.

  Upon running the following command:

  boot net -install the client displays the following output: Boot device: /pci@1f,0/pci@1,1/network@c,1 File and args: - install 38600 panic - boot: Could not mount filesystem. Program terminated ok

  What is the cause of this problem?

  A. The rpc.bootparamd daemon is NOT running on the boot server.
  B. The root file system is NOT shared using NFS from the boot server.
  C. The installation server is missing the SUNWcsu and SUNWcsr packages.
  D. The class file contains a reference to an NFS mount which is NOT available.
  B. The root file system is NOT shared using NFS from the boot server.

• Question 135:

  Suns patch access policy requires a service plan for obtaining all OS patches. Which types of patches are available for those users that do not have an active Sun service plan? (Choose three.)

  A. Security updates
  B. Data integrity updates
  C. Kernel update patches
  D. Hardware driver updates
  E. Recommended patch cluster
  F. All patches as long as they are obtained using one of Suns patch management tools.
  A. Security updates
  B. Data integrity updates
  D. Hardware driver updates

• Question 136:

  Which service is started at boot time, instead of on demand?

  A. ping
  B. walld
  C. telnet
  D. sprayd
  E. mountd
  F. rpcbind
  E. mountd

• Question 137:

  You are installing Solaris 10 and have to set up individual partitions with file systems for / (root), /usr, /var, / opt, /export/swap, and /tmp, and an individual partition for swap. Which two partitions must have enough disk space to use the crash dump feature savecore on your system? (Choose two.)

  A. swap
  B. /
  C. /opt
  D. /tmp
  E. /usr
  F. /export/swap
  G. /var
  A. swap
  G. /var

• Question 138:

  This option, when used with the ifconfig command, makes the kernel communicate to the network interface and sets up the streams needed by IP to use the device. Which option is it?

  A. start
  B. plumb
  C. anycast
  D. broadcast
  B. plumb

• Question 139:

  Which two statements are true about the inetd process on a system running the Solaris 10 OS? (Choose two.)

  A. It only runs on servers.
  B. It is considered the master restarter.
  C. It starts well-known services on demand that are NOT automatically started at boot time.
  D. It consults /etc/inet/services to determine which service to start when a request is received on a port.
  C. It starts well-known services on demand that are NOT automatically started at boot time.
  D. It consults /etc/inet/services to determine which service to start when a request is received on a port.

• Question 140:

  A junior administrator is concerned that the root password on a production server is no longer secure. The junior administrator sends you an email with the following text:

  SU 1/25 14:01 + pts/3 root-user2 SU 1/27 09:10 - pts/5 user1-root SU 1/27 09:11 + pts/5 user1-root SU 1/28 21:01 + console root-user3 SU 1/29 21:30 - pts/2 user2-root SU 1/29 21:31 - pts/2 user2-guest3 SU 1/29 21:33 + pts/2 user2-user1

  Which three statements about this output are true? (Choose three.)

  A. user3 knows the root password.
  B. This text is from the /var/adm/wtmpx file.
  C. user2 knows the root password.
  D. This text is from the /var/adm/sulog file.
  E. This text is from the /var/adm/lastlog file.
  F. user1 knows the root password.
  G. user2 knows the password for user1.
  D. This text is from the /var/adm/sulog file.
  F. user1 knows the root password.
  G. user2 knows the password for user1.