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Administration of Veritas InfoScale Storage 7.3 for UNIX/Linux Questions and Answers

Question 1

What is the advantage of making storage checkpoints automatically accessible through a directory named .checkpoint in the root of the file system?

Options:

A.

It ensures a storage checkpoint is automatically deleted under certain conditions.

B.

It eliminates the need for manually mounting storage checkpoints.

C.

It ensures the inode number of a file is different across storage checkpoints.

D.

It automatically creates a new storage checkpoint as changes are made to the file system.

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Question 2

The concatenated mirrored volume called appvol in appdg has 200MB and is mounted to /app as a Veritas file system. An administrator needs to expand the file system and volume by adding 100MB, but expanded only the volume using the following command.

# vxassist -g appdg growby appvol 100M

Which command should the administrator perform next to expand the file system, without changing the volume size?

Options:

A.

fcladm

B.

vxresize

C.

fsadm

D.

vxfsadm

Question 3

Refer to the exhibit.

The appvol volume contains a file system and is mounted to /app. The volume has experienced multiple disk failures.

What is the state of the data on the mounted file system?

Options:

A.

unavailable

B.

read-only

C.

partially available

D.

fully accessible