Oracle Solaris 10 System Administrator Certified Professional Exam, Part II v8.1 (1z0-878)

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Which three commands can the system administrator use in the global zone to cause a running local zone to reboot? (Choose three)

  • A. reboot —z <zone>
  • B. zlogin <zone> reboot
  • C. zoneadm —z <zone> boot
  • D. zoneadm —z <zone> reboot
  • E. halt -z <zone>; boot —z <zone>
  • F. zoneadm —z < zone > haIt; zoneadm —z < zone > boot


Answer : B,D,F

One of the primary benefits of zones is the ability to share common executables and data from the global zone with local zones.
What model is this?

  • A. Thin Zone Model
  • B. Slim Zone Model
  • C. Whole Root Model
  • D. Skinny Zone Model
  • E. Sparse Root Model
  • F. Light Weight Root Model


Answer : E

Review the excerpt from a sample zone configuration session:
1 zonecf g:workzone > add inheritpkgdir
2 zonec fg:workzone:inheritpkgdir > set dir=/usr/sfw
3 zonec fg:workzone:inheritpkgdir > end
Which answer describes the task being performed on line 3?

  • A. /usr/sfw is to be linked to the global zone.
  • B. /usr/sfw is to be copied from the global zone.
  • C. /usr/sfw is to be loop-back mounted from the global zone.
  • D. The /usr/sfw directory will be inherited from the previous non-global zone.


Answer : A

Which answer describes the task being performed on line 3?
Review the excerpt from a sample zone configuration session:

  • A. /usr/sf w is to be loop-back mounted from the global zone.
  • B. /usr/sf w is to be copied from the global zone.
  • C. /usr/sf w is to be linked to the global zone.
  • D. The /usr/sfw directory will be inherited from the previous non-global zone.


Answer : A

Click the Exhibit button.
Which three statements are true? (Choose three).

  • A. The node name is heston.
  • B. The hostname is heston.
  • C. The host name is heston-zi.
  • D. The node name is heston-zi.
  • E. The heston-zl is a local zone.
  • F. The heston-zl is the global zone.


Answer : C,D,E

A Solaris zone can be configured with a sparse root zone. Which answer describes

  • A. Uses a read-only loopback file system from the global zone.
  • B. A minimum installation of the root file system. Much like the root file system available when booting from DVD.
  • C. All Solaris packages get copied to the non-global zones file system.
  • D. All of the root file system is shared with the global zone, no files are copied into the zoneti private file system.


Answer : A

Which answers describe characteristics of the non-global zone? (Choose two)

  • A. A unique zone ID for each individual zone, starting at id 0.
  • B. A non-global zone has its own unique kernel.
  • C. Unaware of other non-global zones except the global zone.
  • D. Shares the Solaris kernel with the global zone.
  • E. The non-global zone can contain software that is not installed from or shared with the global zone.


Answer : D,E

Your have replaced a server and now you need to move the production zone from the old server to the new server. The zone is currently installed in the /zones/production directory and will be moved to the same directory on the new system. The following describes the process of migrating the production zone from systemAto systemB. Which steps are unnecessary to complete this process? (Choose two)

  • A. systemA# zoneadm —z production halts
  • B. systemA # zoneadm —z production detach
  • C. Use a backup utility to backup the /zones/production directory and then extract the backup to the new directory.
  • D. zoneadm —z work—zone uninstall
  • E. systemB# zonecfg —z production
  • F. systemB# zoneadm —z work—zone attach
  • G. zonecfg —z work—zone delete


Answer : D,G

Which sequence of zonecf g commands shares a directory read-write between a local zone and the global zone?

  • A. add inheritpkgdir set dir=/export add options rw end
  • B. add fs setdir=/export setspec i a1=/export settype=lofs add options rw end
  • C. addfs setdir=/export setspec i a1=/dev/dsk/c010d0s7 setraw=/dev/rdsk/c010d0s7 settype=ufs addoptions rw end
  • D. add device se t ma t ch=/dev/*dsk/c010d0s7 end


Answer : B

Once a zone has been installed, which three resource types can be added without requiring the zone to be reinstalled? (Choose three.

  • A. fs
  • B. net
  • C. device
  • D. zonepath
  • E. zone name
  • F. inherit— pkg-dir


Answer : A,B,C

The administrator of the dbzone zone has requested a dedicated file system on which to install a database. The administrator requests that this be mounted as /database within the zone.
The host system has a metadevice d120 that has been allocated for dedicated use for this purpose.
The dbzone zone is currently NOT booted.
# zonecfg z dbzone
zonecfg:dbzone > add fs
zonecf g:dbzone:f s >
Which four commands are necessary to complete the administrator's request? (Choose four.)

  • A. set type=ufs
  • B. set special=rw
  • C. set dir=/database
  • D. set raw=/dev/md/rdsk/dl20
  • E. set special=/dev/md/dsk/dl20
  • F. add inherit—pkg—dir dir=/database
  • G. set zonedir=/export/dbzone/database


Answer : A,C,D,E

You need to update a existing BE with the files from you currently running BE so that you can upgrade the existing BE. Which command this?

  • A. lucreate
  • B. lumake
  • C. lucurc
  • D. luupgrade


Answer : B

You are configuring a jumpstart server, as part of that configuration you need to add some files after the install completes. Select from the list the file that will contain the name of a script that will run upon completion of the jumpstart installation.

  • A. rules file
  • B. profile file
  • C. sysidcfgfile
  • D. postconfigfil


Answer : C

Which two commands list all the authorizations assigned to the user john? (Choose two)

  • A. auths john
  • B. roles john
  • C. profile john
  • D. more /etc/user attr


Answer : A,D

Commands can be listed in multiple profiles with different attributes. Additionally, the system takes the default profiles into account.
Which description matches the algorithm the Solaris system uses to determine the attributes of an executable?

  • A. The system searches the profiles in order, starting with the default profiles from /etc/security/policy .conf, the profiles in user_attr(4), followed by All, if NOT already specified.
  • B. The system searches the profiles in order, starting with the profiles in user_attr(4), then the default profiles from /etc/security/policy .conf, followed by All, if NOT already specified.
  • C. The order of the profiles listed is irrelevant. The system applies the best match, ignoring possible earlier wild card matches, preferring profiles from user_attr(4)-
  • D. The order of the profiles listed is irrelevant. The system applies the best match, ignoring possible earlier wild card matches.
  • E. The order of the profiles listed is irrelevant. The system applies the best match, ignoring possible earlier wild card matches, preferring the default profile from /etc/security/policy. conf.


Answer : B

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