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Questions # 11:

What are two resource types that Proxy resources can reference? (Select two.)

Options:

NIC

Mount

DNS

ElifNone

Answer

A, B

Questions # 12:

What happens if the cluster configuration is open and the cluster is forcibly stopped on all nodes?

Options:

VCS automatically rejects all hastop commands when the cluster configuration is open.

VCS is stopped and any configuration changes made since the cluster configuration was saved are lost.

VCS automatically writes the in-memory cluster configuration to the main.cf file then stops HAD.

VCS prompts the administrator to save the configuration when stopping HAD on all cluster nodes.

Answer

Questions # 13:

What does the AdaptiveHA feature of Veritas Cluster Server (VCS) provide?

Options:

It uses the Priority attribute of service groups to take lower priority service groups offline when a higher priority service group fails over to the system.

It selects the biggest available target system to fail over an application when the service group attribute FailOverPolicy is set to BiggestAvailable.

It switches a service group with FailOverPolicy set to BiggestAvailable to less loaded systems in the cluster when the local system becomes overloaded.

It provides increased availability to the applications on the single node VCS cluster in virtual environments for planned maintenance events.

Answer

Questions # 14:

How is the Authority attribute of a global service group used?

Options:

to authorize the users who have administrative privileges over the global service group

to authorize the cluster on which all administrative actions should be performed for the global service group

to give authority for automated failover of the global service group across remote clusters

to specify the right to attempt bringing the global service group online in the cluster

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Questions # 15:

An installed cluster has been licensed with the keyless licensing option. The administrator has yet to configure the cluster to be managed by Veritas InfoScale Operations Manager (VIOM). What will happen when 60 days have passed since installation?

Options:

The cluster will shut down.

The cluster will log messages related to licensing.

The cluster will disallow administrative changes until licensed.

The cluster will cease to respond if a resource faults.

Answer

Questions # 16:

Which action should the administrator perform to ensure the coordination point (CP) service is highly available when adding a CP server into a Veritas Cluster Server environment?

Options:

configure multiple CP server instances on the same node

configure the CP server as a resource in a Veritas cluster

configure the CP server over iSCSI

ensure the CP server is on a reliable network

Answer

Questions # 17:

An administrator wants to configure a custom event trigger to be invoked when the online script fails to execute and ManageFaults = NONE. Which trigger should the administrator configure?

Options:

resstatechange

resfault

postonline

resadminwait

Answer

Questions # 18:

What is the primary benefit of implementing the Intelligent Monitoring Framework feature for resources?

Options:

monitoring of cluster-to-cluster heartbeat

monitoring of Virtual machines

immediate notification of resource state

monitoring application outside cluster configuration

Answer

Questions # 19:

What are two effects of a failed resource in the service group configuration below? (Select two.)

Question # 19

Options:

Any resource fault leads to a faulted state for the resource.

Any resource fault leads to the service group failing over.

Any resource fault leads to the service group being taken offline.

Any resource fault leaves the service group partially online.

Any resource fault leaves the service group fully online.

Answer

B, C

Questions # 20:

Which command allows an administrator to halt the cluster without affecting any of the running services in an active Veritas Cluster Server environment?