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An administrator manually edits the Veritas Cluster Server configuration file while a cluster is stopped. When the cluster is restarted, all the changes made are missing. Why are the changes made to the configuration file missing?

• A.The cluster was started first on the node where the changes were made.
• B.The haconf -save command needs to be run after making the manual changes.
• C.The haconf -dump command needs to be run prior to starting the cluster.
• D.The cluster was started first on a node other than the one where the changes were made.

What are two effects of a failed resource in the service group configuration below? (Select two.)

• A.Any resource fault leaves the service group fully online.
• B.Any resource fault leads to a faulted state for the resource.
• C.Any resource fault leads to the service group failing over.
• D.Any resource fault leads to the service group being taken offline.
• E.Any resource fault leaves the service group partially online.

An administrator wants to cluster an application using Veritas InfoScale Availability. Which two items are required to cluster an application? (Select two.)

• A.start and stop scripts or commands
• B.a command or script to determine application state
• C.application strict adherence to local host name
• D.the ability to add logs to /var/VRTSvcs/log/engine_A. log
• E.application binaries installed on shared storage

Which type of VMware disks are supported for SCSI-3 disk-based I/O fencing in a VMware in-guest cluster?

• A.virtual machine disks (vmdk) with physical compatibility mode
• B.raw device mapping with virtual compatibility mode
• C.virtual machine disks (vmdk) from a VMFS datastore
• D.raw device mapping with physical compatibility mode

How is the Authority attribute of a global service group used?

• A.to specify the right to attempt bringing the global service group online in the cluster
• B.to authorize the cluster on which all administrative actions should be performed for the global service group
• C.to give authority for automated failover of the global service group across remote clusters
• D.to authorize the users who have administrative privileges over the global service group