In ClusterXL, which of the following are defined by default as a critical device?
A. PROT_SRV.EXE
B. Filter
C. fw.d
D. protect.exe
3 Comments on “In ClusterXL, which of the following are defined by default as a critical device?”
totosays:
Answer is C, fwd.
“Critical Device – A device that the Administrator has defined to be critical to the operation of the cluster member. A critical device is also known as a Problem Notification (pnote). Critical devices are constantly monitored. If a critical device stops functioning, this is defined as a failure. A device can be hardware or a process. The fwd and cphad processes are predefined by default as critical devices. The Security Policy is also predefined as a critical device. The Administrator can add to the list of critical devices using the cphaprob command.”
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ARsays:
Toto: No. The answer is “B-Filter” (p.55 of the CXL R75 admin guide). Also, there’s no “fwd” answer in the question but only a “fw.d” option which of course doesn’t exist
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totosays:
Thanks AR. You are correct, filter is defined as a critical device on the Admin Guide.
Answer is C, fwd.
“Critical Device – A device that the Administrator has defined to be critical to the operation of the cluster member. A critical device is also known as a Problem Notification (pnote). Critical devices are constantly monitored. If a critical device stops functioning, this is defined as a failure. A device can be hardware or a process. The fwd and cphad processes are predefined by default as critical devices. The Security Policy is also predefined as a critical device. The Administrator can add to the list of critical devices using the cphaprob command.”
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Toto: No. The answer is “B-Filter” (p.55 of the CXL R75 admin guide). Also, there’s no “fwd” answer in the question but only a “fw.d” option which of course doesn’t exist
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Thanks AR. You are correct, filter is defined as a critical device on the Admin Guide.
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