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

Question 1

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

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Question 2

What is the function of a Veritas file system intent log?

Options:

A.

It improves file system I/O performance for file systems spanning volumes.

B.

It enables storage checkpoints for use in instant file system recovery.

C.

It provides fast file system recovery by way of journal log replay.

D.

It enables database to achieve raw partition I/O performance.

Question 3

How does an administrator create and mount a Veritas cluster file system?

Options:

A.

create the cluster file system on a shared volume using mkfs and mount the file system using -o cluster

B.

create the cluster file system using mkfs with the -o cluster option and mount the file system using -o shared

C.

create the cluster file system on a shared volume using mkfs and mount the file system using -o shared

D.

create the cluster file system using mkfs with -o shared option and mount the file system using -o cluster