Microcode review and data classification
Initialization and data classification
Microcode review, ACS routine, and back up of data
Data classification, ACS routine, and back up of data
第1题:
You are the network administrator for Active Directory.Another system administrator installs Software Update Services (SUS) on a production Windows Server 2003 computer. You are assigned to manage the SUS computer. You need to ensure that you can recover SUS if the server fails.You need to back up all components that are required to restore SUS to its current configuration. Because of limited space, you must not back up unnecessary data.What action or actions should you perform? Select all that apply.()
A. Back up the SUS folder that contains synchronized content.
B. Back up the folder in which the SYSAdmin site was created.
C. Back up the System State data fro the Windows Server 2003 computer.
D. Back up the IIS metabase
第2题:
A data file became corrupted in your database due to bad sectors on the disk. Because of corruption, you lost all the important tables in that data file. Which method would you use for recovery?()
第3题:
Which of the following procedures WILL NOT increase contiguous free space on a the filesystem /data1, located on /dev/lv01, that is heavily fragmented?()
第4题:
Which tasks are necessary to perform a data migration using DFSMS?()
第5题:
You are working on a database that must be functioning 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The databaseis configured in ARCHIVELOG mode. Which two options do you have for performing user-managed backups()
第6题:
You have enabled backup optimization for the RMAN environment. Identify two criteria on which RMAN will skip the file, if it has already been backed up.()
第7题:
You want to put a specific tablespace called MY_DATA in hot backup mode so you can back it up. What command would you use?()
第8题:
The System Administrator wants to do a backup of the HMC and notices that there are two options on the HMC menu: Backup Critical Console data and Save Upgrade Data. Which of the following best describes the differences between the two options?()
第9题:
Both options back up user and partition profile data. Only the Backup Critical Console Data backs up TCP/IP settings or preferences
Both options back up partition profile information. Only the Backup Critical Console Data backs up service function settings, such as Inventory Scout, Service Agent, and Service Focal Point
The Backup Critical Console Data should be performed just before the HMC software update operation. The Save Upgrade Data should be performed each time configuration changes are made to the system or the HMC
The Save Upgrade Data should be performed just before the HMC software update operation. The Backup Critical Console Data should be performed each time configuration changes are made to the system or the HMC
第10题:
Flash back all the tables in the data file, one by one.
Restore the data file to a new location and perform a media recovery.
Flash back the database, there is no need to restore the data file.
Restore the data file from the most recent backup and flash the database.
第11题:
Microcode review and data classification
Initialization and data classification
Microcode review, ACS routine, and back up of data
Data classification, ACS routine, and back up of data
第12题:
alter tablespace MY_DATA begin backup
alter tablespace MY_DATA start backup
alter tablespace MY_DATA backup begin
alter MY_DATA begin backup
You cannot back up individual tablespaces
第13题:
The CRS Installer is used to perform which functions? ()
第14题:
You are the network administrator for Active Directory. Another system administrator installs Software Update Services (SUS) on a production Windows Server 2003 computer. You are assigned to manage the SUS computer. You need to ensure that you can recover SUS if the server fails. You need to back up all components that are required to restore SUS to its current configuration. Because of limited space, you must not back up unnecessary data. What action or actions should you perform? Select all that apply.()
第15题:
A systems administrator has a high performance server with a file share full of data that has not been used in a long time, but is still important and might be used in the future. Which of the following should they do to reclaim the space off the high performance server?()
第16题:
A company uses raw logical volumes. Which command can be used to back up the data in the raw logical volumes to a tape?()
第17题:
A data file become corrupted in your database due to bad sectors on the disk. Because of corruption, you lost all the important tables in that data file. Which method would you use for recovery?()
第18题:
You lost a data file that belongs to an index tablespace in your database, which operates in ARCHIVELOG mode. Loss of the data file resulted in increased response time on your queries. Which two options would you use to solve this problem? ()
第19题:
Your data recovery strategy must meet the following requirements: Back up all data files and folders in C:///Data. Restore individual files and folders in C:///Data. Ensure that data is backed up to and restored from external media. What should you do?()
第20题:
Use the Previous Versions feature to restore the files and folders.
Use the System Restore feature to perform backup and restore operations.
Use the NTBackup utility to back up and restore individual files and folders.
Use the Backup and Restore Center to back up and restore files.
第21题:
only case 1
only case 2
only case 3
case 1 and 2
case 2 and 3
case 1 and 3
all cases: case 1, case 2 and case 3
第22题:
dd
tar
cpio
mksysb
第23题:
flash back all the tables in the data file, one by one
restore the data file to a new location and perform a media recovery
flash back the database; there is no need to restore the data file
restore the data file from the most recent backup and flash back the database
第24题:
Run defragfs -r /data1; defragfs /data1
Run defragfs -r /dev/lv01; defragfs /dev/lv01
Back up the filesystem by name, unmount the filesystem, recreate the filesystem by running mkfs /dev/lv01, and restoring the data from the backup.
Back up the filesystem by inode, unmount the filesystem, recreate the filesystem by running mkfs /dev/lv01, and restoring the data from the backup.