Answer Key 2 - Solaris 9 System Administrator - page 443

answer B is incorrect. Answers C and D use an invalid keyword ( ipaddress )
and therefore are incorrect.
Question 5
All of the answers are correct. The system sharing an NFS resource can be
identified by hostname or IP address. If the file system type is not specified
using the -F command-line argument, NFS is assumed. NFS-specific
options can be specified using the -o command-line argument.
Question 6
The correct answer is B. Answer A is incorrect because a boot server can reside
on an install server. Answer C is incorrect because the location of clients in
relation to other clients does not determine the need for boot servers. It is the
location of the clients in relation to the install server that determines the need
for a separate boot server. Answer D is incorrect because NIS and NIS+ do not
locate systems but serve only as a database of information.
Question 7
The correct answer is A. Answer D is used to propagate a new map. Answers
B, C, and E are not valid.
Question 8
The correct answers are B and D. The make command is used when updat-
ing a default map. The yypush command is used for propagating an updated
non-default map. Answer A is incorrect because the text file is used to add a
new map. Likewise, the makedbm command is used for new maps. Therefore,
answer C is incorrect.
Question 9
The correct answers are A, B, and C. If more than one NFS server provides
the same resource, as in answer C, multiple servers can be listed (separated
by spaces). The first available resource is used. /- nfsserver:/usr/data does