1Z0-879 | A Review Of Simulation 1Z0-879 examcollection
Q111. You have a SPARC-based system with a graphical monitor, but you want to install the OS in text mode. What is the correct command to start the interactive install?
A. boot
B. boot cdrom
C. boot cdrom -text
D. boot cdrom -nowin
Answer: D
Q112. A SPARC-based system is rebooted, but no one can gain access to it. When investigating, the console shows this message:
Rebooting with command: boot
Boot device: /sbus@1f, 0/SUNW, fas@e, 8800000/sd@0, 0 File and args:
SunOS Release 5.10 Version Generic 64-bit
Copyright 1983-2005 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.
Use is subject to license terms.
Cannot open '/etc/path_to_inst'
Program terminated
Which two actions can you take to get the system working again? (Choose two.)
A. boot -s
B. boot -r
C. boot -ars
D. boot /etc/path_to_inst
Answer: B,C
Q113. Every user's home directory is located in the /export/home file system as /export/home/<username>. The output from df -h shows the user's home file system filling up:
Which command would display disk usage by user?
A. du -h /export/home
B. df -k /export/home/*
C. ls -lR /export/home
D. du -sh /export/home/*
Answer: D
Q114. Which Solaris 10 GUI tools can be used to display a list of all currently installed Sun Solaris 10 patches. Including the patch ID, a synopsis of the patch release date, the download size, and any special handling requirements?
A. /usr/sbin/smpatch
B. /usr/sbin/patchadd
C. /usr/sbin/patchmgr
D. /usr/bin/updatemanager
Answer: D
Q115. The automatic nightly backup of the /export3 file system failed because of a lack of space on the tape. You need to put in a fresh tape and manually restart the backup. To do this, you need to know which disk device holds the /export3 file system. Which two commands provide this information? (Choose two.)
A. /usr/bin/ls
B. /usr/bin/du
C. /usr/sbin/df
D. /usr/sbin/disks
E. /usr/sbin/mount
Answer: C,E
Q116. What are two functions of the check script? (Choose two.)
A. creates the rules file
B. creates the profile files
C. verifies the syntax of the rules and profile files
D. verifies the syntax of the begin and finish scripts
E. creates the rules.ok file if there are no syntax errors
Answer: C,E
Q117. An x86-based laptop has just had Solaris 10 OS installed. The graphics configuration has NOT been automatically detected and it is running without graphics.
Which program can you run to create an Xsun configuration file?
A. /usr/X11/bin/xorgconfig
B. /usr/dt/bin/Xsession
C. /usr/X11/bin/Xserver
D. /usr/openwin/bin/kdmconfig
E. /usr/X11/bin/Xorg -configure
Answer: D
Q118. Given:
# who -r . run-level S Jan 26 16:01 S 1 3
Which two statements are true? ( Choose two. )
A. The current run-level is single-user.
B. The previous run-level was single-user.
C. The system achieved run level 3 on Jan 26 16:01.
D. A reboot is not necessary to go to run-level 3.
E. The system has been at this run-level three times since the last reboot.
Answer: A,D
Q119. You have three applications from three different vendors, but only one system to run them on. Each application will require different OS patches to be installed. The problem you will encounter, if you load all of these applications on the same server, is that the vendor will not support the application if it runs on anything but the recommended environment. Which answer provides a solution?
A. Zones will not work in this scenario - use domains.
B. Run each application in a separate non-global zone. Patch the non-global zones with the most current patch versions.
C. Run each application in a zone. Install one application in the global-zone and patch it with the most current patch versions allowed. Do not patch the non-global zones.
D. Run each application in a separate non-global zone. Patch each zone separately.
Answer: D
Q120. You have just updated the /etc/syslog. conf file to modify message facility settings.
Which two options cause the sysiogd daemon to reread /etc/syslog. conf to enable the settings without requiring a reboot to the system? (Choose two.)
A. init 6
B. pkill -HUP syslog.conf
C. sys1ogd refresh /etc/sys1og.conf
D. svcadm refresh svc:/system/system—1og:def au11
E. svcadm stop svc:/system/system—1og:default ; svcadm start svc:/system/system—1og:default
Answer: D,E