050-696 · Question #32
While installing an OES NetWare on new server hardware, you select the Default installation option. Which parameters will be automatically used by the installation program? (Choose 2.)
The correct answer is B. 4 GB SYS volume C. Video mode: SVGA. The OES NetWare Default installation option automatically configures a 4 GB SYS volume and sets the video mode to SVGA without requiring manual input from the administrator.
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- AMouse: PS/2
- B4 GB SYS volume
- CVideo mode: SVGA
- D4 GB DATA volume
- ECountry code: 437
- FProtocols: TCP/IP with IPX Compatibility
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- F18% (4)
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The OES NetWare Default installation option automatically configures a 4 GB SYS volume and sets the video mode to SVGA without requiring manual input from the administrator.
Mouse type is not preset to PS/2 by the Default installation - the installer detects or separately prompts for pointing device configuration.
The Default installation path in OES NetWare automatically allocates a 4 GB SYS volume, which is the preconfigured size that the installer uses without prompting the administrator to specify storage parameters.
Video mode is automatically set to SVGA (Super VGA) during the Default installation, so the administrator is not required to manually select a display resolution or mode.
A DATA volume is not automatically created during the Default installation; only the required SYS volume is provisioned by default.
While country code 437 corresponds to US English, it is not one of the parameters that the Default installation option specifically auto-configures as part of its predefined set.
The Default installation uses pure TCP/IP, not TCP/IP with IPX Compatibility Mode, which is a separate selectable option during custom installation.
Concept tested: OES NetWare Default installation auto-configured parameters
Source: https://www.novell.com/documentation/oes2/pdfdoc/inst_guide_nw/inst_guide_nw.pdf
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