Which service group attribute enables specifying preferred nodes for failover?

Which method would be the most beneficial to protect the cluster when faced with intermittent network issues on the private heartbeat links?

An application is experiencing failures. The application administrator wants Veritas Cluster Server to take all resources offline after failure. The application should
remain offline.
Which attribute can accomplish this?

Refer to the following service group example:
group websg (
SystemList = { sym1 = 0, sym2 = 1 }
AutoStart = 0
AutoStartList = { sym2 }
)
DiskGroup webdg (
DiskGroup = webdg
)
IP webip (
Device = eth0
Address = “169.254.128.12”
NetMask = “255.255.255.0”
)
Mount webmnt (
MountPoint = “/web1”
BlockDevice = “/dev/vx/dsk/webdg/webvol”
FSType = vxfs
MountOpt = rw
FsckOpt = “-y”
)
NIC webnic (
Device = eth0
)
Application webproc (
MonitorProgram = “/usr/local/bin/web -monitor”
StartProgram = “/usr/local/bin/web -start”
StopProgram = “/usr/local/bin/web -stop”
)
webip requires webproc
webproc requires webmnt
webip requires webnic
webmnt requires webdg
Which resource will start online last?

Which two text files record a successful run of installvcs -installonly? (Select two.)

What is the purpose of the Quorum resource type in a fencing environment?

What are two considerations when running a virtual fire drill on a failover service group? (Select two.)

Which characteristic of Veritas Cluster Server attributes allows the public interface to be different for each of the systems in the cluster?

Which type of resources are considered by Veritas Cluster Server when determining whether a service group is online?

Which actions are required to enable a service group to run on all systems in a cluster simultaneously?