VCS-260 無料問題集「Veritas Administration of Veritas InfoScale Availability 7.3 for UNIX/Linux」

（A）Monitor

（B）Info

（C）Action

（D）Online

（A）BiggestAvailable

（B）RoundRobin

（C）Priority

（D）Load

（A）The application has a dependency on the host name of the system on which it is running.

（B）The application requires the use of solid state drives for performance.

（C）After a crash, the automated clean-up takes at least one minute before the application can be restarted.

（D）The application requires multiple systems accessing shared data simultaneously.

（A）User security

（B）Operational complexity

（C）Cluster upgrades

（D）Network connectivity

（E）Inability to handle load on failover

（A）Service groups are unable to failover when resource faults occur, but can failover if a system fault occurs.

（B）The cluster with active service groups stays running, but the other shuts down.

（C）The cluster is in a split-brain condition until at least one other LLT link is working.

（D）All nodes remain in regular GAB membership, but are also in jeopardy membership.

（A）three coordinator disks at the primary site and a coordinator disk at the secondary site, and a coordination point server at a third site

（B）the coordinator disks at the primary site must be mirrored to coordinator disks at the secondary site

（C）one coordinator disk at the primary site, one coordinator disk at the secondary site, and a coordination point server at a third site

（D）three coordinator disks at the primary site and three coordinator disks at the secondary site

（A）Check the NIC/link health and replace the NIC/Link of necessary.

（B）Check the content of the /etc/11ttab file

（C）Check whether the link has become physically disconnected from the system or switch

（D）Foreceful restart itt with 11config

（E）Verify the NIC agent is started

（A）Any resource fault leaves the service group partially online.

（B）Any resource fault leads to a faulted state for the resource.

（C）Any resource fault leaves the service group fully online.

（D）Any resource fault leads to the service group being taken offline.

（E）Any resource fault leads to the service group failing over.

（A）It provides an inquiry mechanism for checking cluster status to minimize chances of a wide-area split-brain

（B）It performs WAN heartbeating between the remote clusters over TCP/IP sockets to enable status checks.

（C）It transmits commands and results between remote clusters for global cluster administration.

（D）It ensures all communication between clusters in a global cluster is secure.