An administrator wants to place an existing application under high availability control. Which requirement must be met to place the application under high availability control?

A. The application must have defined start, stop, and monitor procedures.

B. The application must have an unlimited license model.

C. The application must have an enterprise agent available on SORT.

D. The application must run in kernel space.

Which log can an administrator review to determine why a resource failed to come online?

A. /var/VRTSvcs/log/vbs_state_notify.log

B. /var/VRTSvcs/log/ProcessOnOnly_A.log

C. /var/VRTSvcs/log/HostMonitor_A.log

D. /var/VRTSvcs/log/engine_A.log

Consider the following service group configuration from main.cf

Both groups are online on server1, and the administrator executes the following command.

What is the result?

A. The user is prompted to take group appsg offline.

B. Group appsg and group dbsg both go offline.

C. The user receives an error about the group dependency.

D. Group dbsg goes offline.

An administrator is evaluating the suitability of an application to be clustered which can failover to another node in the cluster in an event of an application outage using Veritas InfoScale Availability.

Which condition prevents the application from being made highly available?

A. The application requires the use of solid state drives for performance.

B. The cluster is NOT configured with public low priority link.

C. Individual unique instances of the application cannot be monitored on the system the application is running.

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

Consider the following resource dependency tree.

What is the correct order for Infoscale Availability to take the service group offline?

A. unmount file systems, deport disk group, stop volumes

B. deport disk groups, stop volumes, unmount file systems

C. unmount file systems, stop volumes, deport disk groups

D. stop volumes, unmount file system, deport disk groups

A multi-tier application has Oracle at the first level and WebSphere at the second level, which depends on the Oracle application. The Oracle and WebSphere service groups are configured in two separate cluster. The administrator wants the following fault behavior:

1.

when the Oracle service group faults, the WebSphere service group should stay online

2.

when the Oracle service group comes back online, the WebSphere service group should be taken offline and brought back online

Which type of dependency must the administrator configure to acquire the desired behavior?

A. virtual business services with soft type of fault dependency

B. virtual business services with an online global firm dependency

C. virtual business services with firm type of fault dependency

D. virtual business services with restart type of fault dependency

An administrator is performing an upgrade from Veritas Cluster Server 6.2 to Veritas InfoScale Availability

7.3.

Which feature is installed and licensed?

A. Veritas Volume Replicator

B. Cluster File System

C. Veritas Resiliency Platform

D. Global Cluster Option

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.

What are two effects of a failed resource in the service group configuration below? (Choose two.)

A. Any resource fault leads to a faulted state for the resource.

B. Any resource fault leads to the service group failing over.

C. Any resource fault leads to the service group autodisabled.

D. Any resource fault leaves the service group partially online.

E. Any resource fault leaves the service group fully online.

An administrator needs to set up a service group dependency with the following characteristics:

1.

The parent group depends on the child group being online on the same system.

2.

If the child group faults, the parent group should be taken offline.

3.

If the parent group faults, the child should go offline. Which type of dependency is this?

A. online local soft

B. online global hard

C. online local hard

D. online site firm