1z0-590 無料問題集「Oracle VM 3.0 for x86 Essentials」

（A）Network adaptors

（B）Physical disks

（C）The VNC port for the virtual console

（D）Shareablevirtual disk

（E）non-shareable virtual disk

（A）Increase the number of servers with the Virtual Machine Server role.

（B）Increase the number of Oracle VM Manager instances.

（C）Increase the number of servers with the Server Pool Master role.

（D）Increase the number of servers with the Utility Server role.

（A）The virtual machine has not been registered with Oracle VM yet.

（B）The virtual machine configuration file needs to be changed to update the new pathsto its virtualdisks.

（C）The virtual machine was not exported properly using the Oracle VM Manager.

（D）The virtual machine configuration file lists bridges that do not exist on the new host.

（A）

（B）

（C）

（D）

（E）Option E

（F）Option D

（G）

（H）Option B

（I）Option C

（J）Option A

（A）netback

（B）netfront

（C）QEMU

（D）blobk

（E）blkfront

（A）The amount of memory allocated to virtual machine.

（B）The process cap % limiting virtual machine processor location.

（C）Boot device order for thevirtual machine.

（D）The NIC bonding configuration for the virtual machine.

（E）CPU priority of the virtual machine.

（F）The processor clock speed for the virtual machine.

（G）A file name in the storage repository of a virtual disk image accessed by the virtual machine.

（A）Trigger live migration based on a user defined network and CPU threshold.

（B）You need to define only one policy for your entire OVM environment.

（C）Automatically power on an Oracle VM server after a user defined time threshold.

（D）Can be configured inside oneor more DRM (distributed resources management) policy.

（E）Automatically migrate the virtual machine to different servers to conserve power.

（F）Applies only two users left a server in a server pool.

（A）OCFS2

（B）Server Pool Master

（C）virtual machine server

（D）Oracle Clusterware

（E）utility server

（A）Use a snapshot of the initial template, and revert back to it whennecessary.

（B）Use cleanup scripts to reset the IP addresses, remove files from temp directories, and replace application configuration files with defaults.

（C）Use the xm save command to save the initial template in pristine form, then use xm restore to bring it back to the original configuration.

（D）Modify the grub.conf file to include a -cleanup option in the grub command line, which will run the cleanup scripts added by Oracle.

（E）Use JeOS with the -c option to include a cleanup script that will revert all files back to their initial state.

（A）VLAN

（B）Link Aggregation

（C）Dedicated link

（D）Port authentication

（E）Spanning Tree