050-696 · Question #126
Which utilities can you use to manage directory and file attributes on a NetWare server? (Choose 2.)
The correct answer is B. FLAG F. Remote Manager. On a NetWare server, file and directory attributes are managed using the FLAG command-line utility and the browser-based Remote Manager administration console.
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- AICE
- BFLAG
- CiManager
- DiMonitor
- ENDS Manager
- FRemote Manager
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- C16% (4)
- D8% (2)
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On a NetWare server, file and directory attributes are managed using the FLAG command-line utility and the browser-based Remote Manager administration console.
ICE (Import/Convert/Export) is used to import and export eDirectory object data in LDIF format and has no file system attribute management capability.
FLAG is the dedicated NetWare command-line utility for viewing and modifying file and directory attributes such as Read Only, Hidden, Purge, Don't Compress, and Don't Migrate on both NSS and traditional volumes.
iManager is a web-based tool for administering eDirectory objects, user accounts, and network policies but does not provide file system attribute management for NetWare volumes.
iMonitor is a browser-based diagnostic utility for monitoring eDirectory health and replication status and cannot manage file or directory attributes.
NDS Manager is a legacy utility for managing the eDirectory tree topology, partitions, and replicas and has no connection to file system attribute management.
Remote Manager is NetWare's browser-based administration console that includes a file system management interface allowing administrators to browse volumes and modify file and directory attributes graphically.
Concept tested: NetWare utilities for managing file and directory attributes
Source: https://www.novell.com/documentation/nw65/utl/data/h0000007.html
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