The number of bytes per inode can be specified.
Placement of the filesystem on the disk can be specified.
The jfslog can be specified on creation of the filesystem.
Either a JFS or JFS2 filesystem can be created on the logical volume.
第1题:
You are the administrator of ExamSheet's network. The software department is preparing to rewrite an accounting application so that it will run on Windows 2000 Professional computers. All of the computers in the software department currently use Windows 98. You plan to configure the computers in the software department so that users can use both Windows 98 and Windows 2000 Professional during the project. You want to ensure that users in the software department can access all of the files on their computers while using operating system. What should you do?()
第2题:
The ‘fsck -p /dev/lv00’ command returned the following message:Not a recognized filesystem type. What is the likely cause of the problem and how should it be resolved?()
第3题:
Which attribute of a JFS filesystem can NOT be changed after the filesystem is created?()
第4题:
An administrator can create logical volumes and then add file systems to them, or create the file system directly. What is an dvantage of the two-step approach instead of the one-step approach()
第5题:
The data file belonging to the SYSTEM tablespace is corrupted and no backup of the file is available. How do you recover the data file?()
第6题:
You need to ensure that you can recover system configuration and data if your computer hard disk fails. What should you do? ()
第7题:
The number of bytes per inode can be specified.
Placement of the filesystem on the disk can be specified.
The jfslog can be specified on creation of the filesystem.
Either a JFS or JFS2 filesystem can be created on the logical volume.
第8题:
lslg datavg
lspv datavg
lsvg datavg
lslv hdisk1
第9题:
The number of bytes per inode can be specified.
Placement of the filesystem on the disk can be specified.
The jfslog can be specified on creation of the filesystem.
Either a JFS or JFS2 filesystem can be created on the logical volume.
第10题:
The file system superblock is dirty. It can be replaced from the VGDA
The logical volume superblock is dirty. It can be replaced from the VGDA
The file system superblock is dirty. It can be replaced from the secondary copy
The logical volume superblock is dirty. It can be replaced from the secondary copy
第11题:
The defragfs command should not be run against file systems and logical volumes that contain mostly transitory information, such as /tmp.
The defragfs command should not be run on a large JFS2 file system when running on a 32-bit kernel.
The defragfs command can improve file system performance by increasing the file system’s contiguous free space.
The defragfs command can only be run against file systems that are mounted with read-write permissions.
第12题:
Inline logging
Dynamic inode allocation
Linear directory organization
Online filesystem defragmentation
第13题:
Which of the following statements are FALSE concerning the defragfs command?()
第14题:
All of the following statements accurately describe process for administering file systems EXCEPT:()
第15题:
A system administrator can create logical volumes and then add file systems to them, or create the file system directly. What is an advantage of the two-step approach instead of the one-step approach?()
第16题:
Which statements are true regarding the creation of an incident package file by using the EM Workbench Support?()
第17题:
Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service will be hosted in Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS).You create a new application in IIS to host this service and copy the service DLL to the bin directory of the application.You need to complete the deployment of this service to IIS. What should you do next?()
第18题:
You are developing an application to create a new file on the local file system.You need to define specific security settings for the file. You must deny the file inheritance of any default security settings during creation.What should you do?()
第19题:
Create and format an NTFS volume. Install Windows 2000 Professional on the volume. Create a primary partition in the remaining disk space and format the volume using the FAT32 file system.Reinstall Windows 98 on the new primary partition.
Create and format an NTFS volume. Install Windows 2000 Professional on the volume. Create an extended partition in the remaining disk space and format the volume using the FAT32 file system. Reinstall Windows 98 on the new extended partition.
Create and format and extended partition. Create a logical drive within the extended partition and format the drive with the FAT32 file system. Install Windows 2000 Professional on the new partition.
Create and format an extended partition. Create a logical drive within the extended partition and format the drive with the NTFS file system. Install Windows 2000 Professional on the new partition.
第20题:
It gets updated automatically when you commit.
You need to create it by issuing request system configuration rescue save.
It is rollback file number 50 and you can recover it by issuing rollback 50.
You can load it by entering rollback rescue.
第21题:
A file system cannot be mounted on a directory containing data.
Mounting a file system on a mount point containing data will delete the data.
Mounting a file system on a amount point containing data will make the data temporarily inaccessible.
A systems administrator must manually create an empty directory prior to mounting an AIX JFS.
第22题:
The data file cannot be recovered.
The date file can be restored from the SYSTEM auto backup.
Take thetablespaceoffline,drop,kand re-create it.
Recovery Manager (RMAN) is used to recover the data file.
The ALTER DATABSE CREATE DATAFILE..commandis used to recover the data file.
第23题:
A logical volume must exist prior to running the crfs command to create a file system
A file system must be unmounted before it can be removed
Defining a file system imposes a structure on a logical volume
Removing a file system using rmfs automatically removes the underling logical volume
第24题:
The size of the filesystem
The placement of the filesystem
The mount point of the filesystem
The number of bytes per inode