Online Access Free 1Z0-878 Practice Test

What are three functions of the metaroot command? (Choose three.)

• A.It configures the /etc/system file to allow for booting from a metadevice.
• B.It configures the / (root) file system to use a metadevice.
• C.It configures the swap device to use a metadevice.
• D.It configures the /etc/vfstab file to allow for booting from a metadevice.
• E.It reboots the system.
• F.It configures network multipathing.
• G.It configures the /etc/services file to allow for booting from a metadevice.

You are trying to mount a file system named /data/base on a remote system named systemA, but you keep receiving the following error:
nfs mount: systemA:/data/base: No such file or directory
You suspect that maybe the system administrator gave you the wrong file system name on systemA.
Which command can you use to verify the file system name that is shared over on systemA?

• A.dfshares
• B.rpcinfo
• C.dfmounts
• D.share -a system A

You are creating a RAID-5 volume. You have several drives available to use. Which configuration allows the volume to remain available and online in case of a failure of the c3 controller?

• A.c3t1d0s0, c3t1d0s1, c3t1d0s3
• B.c1t0d0, c3t0d0, c3t1d0
• C.c3t1d0, c3t1d1, c3t1d2
• D.c0t0d0, c3t0d0, c4d0d0

Your Se added a new disk drive to the server and created a file system on the disk named /zones. You now want to move your zones over to the new file system. Which command will you use to move the production zone to the new file system?

• A.zonecfg-z production move /zones
• B.Use the ufsdump command to copy the information in the old file system and ufsrestore to move the data to the new file system.
• C.zonecfg -z production zonec f g:work-zone > move zonec f g:work-zone > commit zonec f g:work-zone > exi t
• D.zoneadm move production /zones
• E.Use zoneadm -z production move /zones

One of the primary benefits of zones is the ability to share common executables and data from the global zone with local zones.
What model is this?

• A.Whole Root Model
• B.Sparse Root Model
• C.Slim Zone Model
• D.Thin Zone Model
• E.Skinny Zone Model
• F.Light Weight Root Model