Due to a high security risk, a mandatory shutdown of Ethernet switches is scheduled in a data center where the switches are used for two private heartbeat links on a local cluster. A low-priority heartbeat link, which has been configured over a public interface, is unaffected by the shutdown. I/O fencing is disabled.

Which cluster behavior is expected when the private switches are both shut down for the upgrade?

A. All nodes in the cluster panic.

B. The cluster remains online, but the service groups go offline.

C. Private cluster communications are rerouted over the public network.

D. The service groups go into ADMIN-WAIT state.

An administrator has started a cluster using hastart.

Which two commands should the administrator use to determine where each service group is running? (Select two.)

A. hasys -display

B. hasys -state

C. hastatus -sum

D. haclus -state

E. hagrp -state

What is the primary benefit of implementing the Intelligent Monitoring Framework feature for resources?

A. monitoring of cluster-to-cluster heartbeat

B. monitoring of Virtual machines

C. immediate notification of resource state

D. monitoring application outside cluster configuration

An administrator wants to install InfoScale Availability.

Which hardware requirement ensures successful installation of Veritas Cluster Server?

A. at least one SCSI or Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter per system

B. at least one dedicated Ethernet interface per system for private interconnects

C. all shared storage disks support SCSI-3 Persistent Reservations

D. gigabit Ethernet using enterprise-class switches for private interconnects

Refer to the configuration.

What will happen to the websg service group if the websg is online when all the systems in the cluster are rebooted simultaneously, then all the systems finish booting and successfully join the cluster?

A. it will unfreeze on reboot and start on sys1

B. it will remain offline on all systems

C. it will return to the state it was in prior to the reboot

D. it will start on sys1 in a frozen state

On the TriggerPath service group attribute value for the websg service group is set to bin/websg for cluster nodes where the websg service group can be online. Where will Veritas Cluster Server look for the pre-online event trigger if the pre-online event trigger is also enabled on all cluster systems for the websg service group?

A. $VCS_HOME/preonline/triggers/bin/websg

B. $VCS_HOME/bin/websg/preonline

C. $VCS_HOME/bin/websg/internal_triggers

D. $VCS_HOME/preonline/bin/websg

An administrator is performing an upgrade from Veritas Cluster Server 6.0 to Veritas InfoScale Availability 7.1. Which feature is installed and licensed?

A. Veritas Volume Replicator

B. Cluster File System

C. Global Cluster Option

D. Veritas Resiliency Platform

How can an administrator remove existing keys from the coordinator disks?

A. by restarting HAD, fencing, and GAB

B. by rebooting all the cluster nodes

C. by running the vxfenclearpre command

D. by restarting fencing

What does it mean when a cluster node is in the REMOTE_BUILD state?

A. The in-memory cluster configuration is being built by copying the in –memory configuration from another running cluster node.

B. The node is building the in-memory cluster configuration from the primary main.cf file on a remote node.

C. The in-memory configuration on the node is being updated to reflect configuration changes being made on a remote node.

D. It is the last node to join the cluster and must wait to build the in-memory configuration until all other nodes have their in-memory configuration.

A cluster has two high-priority LLT links and one low-priority link. The low-priority link is used for public network traffic. What is the state of the cluster if both high-priority links fail simultaneously?

A. All nodes remain in regular GAB membership, but are also in jeopardy membership.

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

C. The fencing race is initiated and service groups are failed over the winning nodes.

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