There is a two-node Veritas cluster with two independent heartbeat connections, and
fencing is disabled. What happens when one of the heartbeat connections is lost?

One of the three coordinator disks needs to be repurposed as a data disk. What can the
administrator do to accommodate growth in the data center and still provide SCSI-3 I/O
fencing?

When architecting Coordination Point (CP) server into a Veritas Cluster Server (VCS)
environment, what should be done to ensure the CP service remains online?

In a four-node cluster configuration, main.cf is modified to remove one of the four nodes.
That node is decommissioned, and the remaining cluster configuration is unchanged. A
power failure causes all three remaining nodes to shut down. What happens when all three
nodes are powered on?

An administrator is manually adding a node named sym3 to an existing two-node cluster.
What must be done after installing Veritas Cluster Server and configuring cluster
communications on the new node?

Which kind of detection server can block file transfer protocol (FTP) requests?

If Endpoint Prevent and Endpoint Discover are competing for resources on an endpoint
computer, how does the system resolve the conflict?

Which Veritas Cluster Server command should be used to change OnlineRetryLimit for all
Mount resources?

What is the master administrator user (created during installation) unable to do?

Two resources of type Process named web1proc and web2proc are configured in the
failover websg service group and are online on the sym1 cluster node. The web2proc
resource is linked as dependent on the web1proc resource, and the Critical resource
attribute of the web2proc is modified from the default value. Resource restart is set to the
default value. What are the states of the web1proc and web2proc resources on the sym1
cluster node after shutting down the process managed by the web2proc from outside of
Veritas Cluster Server?