050-696 · Question #128
Which namespaces are enabled by default on OES NetWare volumes? (Choose 2.)
The correct answer is B. Long C. UNIX. OES NetWare volumes automatically load Long and UNIX namespaces by default to support long filenames and UNIX-style file attributes alongside the base DOS namespace.
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Options
- ASMB
- BLong
- CUNIX
- DNetWare
- EExtended
How the community answered
(51 responses)- A4% (2)
- B73% (37)
- D16% (8)
- E8% (4)
Why each option
OES NetWare volumes automatically load Long and UNIX namespaces by default to support long filenames and UNIX-style file attributes alongside the base DOS namespace.
SMB is a network file-sharing protocol, not a NetWare volume namespace, and is not loaded as a namespace on volumes.
Long namespace is enabled by default on OES NetWare volumes to support Windows-style long filenames up to 255 characters, superseding the legacy 8.3 DOS naming limitation and enabling proper Windows client interoperability.
UNIX namespace is enabled by default on OES NetWare volumes to store UNIX-specific metadata such as case-sensitive filenames, file ownership, and permission bits needed for Linux and UNIX client access.
NetWare (DOS) namespace is the implicit base namespace that is always present on every volume and is not separately 'enabled' - it is built in and does not count as one of the two additionally loaded default namespaces.
Extended is not a standard namespace that OES NetWare loads by default on volumes.
Concept tested: OES NetWare default volume namespace configuration
Source: https://www.microfocus.com/documentation/open-enterprise-server/2023/pdfdoc/stor_nss_lx/stor_nss_lx.pdf
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