A user on an NIS client is trying to search for a specific host in the NIS database. The user sees
the following error message when running the ypmatch command.
$ ypmatch 194.168.85.121 hosts
Can’t match key 194.168.85.121 in map hosts.byname.
Explanation: no such
key in map.
The ypcat hosts command on the client reveals the entry 194.168.85.121 hostA.
What is the reason the user can NOT search and find the host 194.168.85.121?

Your NFS server log configuration file contains the entry:
applog defaultdir=/var/nfs
buffer=/var/tmp/buffer fhtable=fhtable log=applog
Which two are correct statements about this entry? (Choose two)

With regard to the JumpStart services available with the Solaris Operating Environment, which server provides an image of the Solaris Operating Environment that the JumpStart client uses as its source of data?

Given that the /etc/hostname.hme0 file exists during the boot process, which run control script would run the ifconfig command to configure the hme0 interface?

Your boss at Certkiller .com is curios about Sun Solaris 9. Which server file is read to obtain the client’s host name during the RARP phase of the JumpStart boot sequence?

Your boss at Certkiller .com is curios about Sun Solaris 9. Which statement describing Flash installation is correct?

You work as a network administrator for Certkiller .com. You believe that you have correctly configured boot server on the local network for the JumpStart client currently being installed. Your JumpStart configuration is based on the files only and does not use a naming service at any stage. Upon running the command: Boot net – install The client displays the output
and subsequently outputs the following text to the console: panic – boot: Could not mount filesystem Program terminated Ok.
What is the cause of this problem?

Your boss at Certkiller .com is curios about Sun Solaris 9. Which three naming services that can be used to provide identification services to JumpStart clients?

You work as a network administrator for Certkiller .com. Given: # /etc/init.d/nfs.server start What is the result of executing this command?

You work for Certkiller .com. You run the Certkiller .com IT department and are responsible for purchasing hardware within a given budget. Certain data you have housed in a series of traditional disk slices are critical and must not be lost to a disk failure. The amount of data is large (720 GB) and is read and written to frequently. There is also a need to improve the performance for both read and write operations. You have plenty of money in the budge. Which two statements describe a course of action that addresses the needs of the business within your constraints? Select two.