Which procedure do you complete to get into single user mode on your system to perform the restore?
You need to do a restore of a damaged /usr file system on your x86-based server running Solaris 10 OS. Which procedure do you complete to get into single user mode on your system to perform the restore?
Which command can achieve this?
There is a requirement to create a new UFS file system. This particular file system will only have a small number of files. To maximize the space available, you want to create one inode for every 16,384 bytes of data space.
Which command can achieve this?
What are two effects of the restore operation?
A corrupted file system is now repaired and back in use. Some, but not all of the files within the file systems have been deleted. The only backup of this file system is a month-old tar archive. This archive will need to be restored as root.
What are two effects of the restore operation? (Choose two.)
Which two commands can you use to identify the cause of the problem?
The support center asks you to investigate a system that is performing slowly in the accounts department. Which two commands can you use to identify the cause of the problem? (Choose two.)
Which three procedures allow the OS to recognize the new device?
You have added an additional internal drive to your x86-based desktop system, and you want to get the Solaris 10 OS to recognize it. Which three procedures allow the OS to recognize the new device? (Choose three.)
What is the result when the user tries to run the crontab command?
A user has an entry in both of the files that manage access to the crontab command. What is the result when the user tries to run the crontab command?
Based on this output, which two statements are true?
As system administrator, you are asked to shut down the Apache HTTPD service that is running on a development server. You run the svcs | grep apache command, and receive this output:
legacy_run Feb_02 lrc:/etc/rc3_d/S50apache
Based on this output, which two statements are true? (Choose two.)
Which two partitions must have enough disk space to use the crash dump feature savecore on your system?
You are installing Solaris 10 and have to set up individual partitions with file systems for / (root), /usr, /var, /opt, /export/swap, and /tmp, and an individual partition for swap.
Which two partitions must have enough disk space to use the crash dump feature savecore on your system? (Choose two.)
Which action should you take to prevent the / file system from filling up?
The / file system of one of your CAD users keeps filling up when printing. After investigation, you discover the 36 gigabyte disk is partitioned as follows:
/ 15 Gigabyte
swap 1 Gigabyte
/export/home 20 Gigabyte
Which action should you take to prevent the / file system from filling up?
Which two commands indicate the version?
There has been a PROM patch released and you need to check which revision your SPARC- based systems are currently using. Which two commands indicate the version? (Choose two.)