Online Access Free 1Z0-879 Exam Questions

You have received notice that all servers must be setup Secure by Default. During the installation of the Solaris OS, you made the selection to "disable network services", making the system Secure by Default. Which network services will be enabled for remote clients when the system is running at the multi-user-server milestone?

• A.statd
• B.sshd
• C.lockd
• D.ftpd
• E.syslogd

If your system uses a large number of mirrors, make sure that you have an adequate number of state databases. If you create too few state database replicas, performance could be negatively impacted. What is the recommended number of state database replicas for mirrored volumes?

• A.One state database replicas per RAID-1 volume.
• B.At least five state database replicas per RAID-1 volume.
• C.At least three state database replicas per RAID-1 volume.
• D.At least two state database replicas per RAID-1 volume.

Your Solaris x86-based server has two boot drives. You want to add an entry to the GRUB main menu, so that during the boot process, you can select to boot the server from either of the disk drives. How would you add a new entry to the GRUB main menu to allow the operator to select which drive to boot from?

• A.Edit the menu.lst file and add an entry for the second boot disk to the GRUB main menu.
• B.Use the kernel command to edit the boot entries in the GRUB main menu.
• C.Press the space bar when the GRUB menu is visible during the boot process to edit the list of commands and enter the command to boot to the alternate disk drive.
• D.Edit the bootenv.rc file and enter a value for the altbootpath parameter.
• E.When the GRUB menu appears during the boot process, type edit the GRUB menu and enter the command to boot from the alternate disk drive.

A user's workstation is configured to mount /archive from a remote system through NFS using the following entry in /etc/vfstab:
#device device mount FS fsck mount mount #to mount to fsck point type pass at boot options speedy:/archive - /archive nfs - yes
To improve performance, a second NFS server, named pokey, is being added to serve out the identical file system.
You notice that the workstation is attempting to mount /archive read-write. The /archive file system contains old archived data and should not be modified. You decide that the user's workstation should mount /archive read-only instead.
Which two changes must you make to allow the workstation to use the NFS server pokey and speedy and to correct the read-write/read-only mounting issue? (Choose two.)

• A.change the mount options field to ro=speedy,pokey
• B.change the device to mount field to read pokey:/archive/speedy
• C.change the device to mount field to speedy,pokey:/archive
• D.change the mount options field to ro

The administrator of the dbzone zone has requested a dedicated file system on which to install a database. The administrator requests that this be mounted as /database within the zone.
The host system has a metadevice d120 that has been allocated for dedicated use for this purpose.
The dbzone zone is currently NOT booted.
# zonecfg -z dbzone zonecfg:dbzone > add fs zonecf g:dbzone:f s >
Which four commands are necessary to complete the administrator's request? (Choose four.)

• A.set zonedir=/export/dbzone/database
• B.set special=rw
• C.set special=/dev/md/dsk/dl20
• D.set type=ufs
• E.set dir=/database
• F.set raw=/dev/md/rdsk/dl20
• G.add inherit-pkg-dir dir=/database