050-696 · Question #72
Which file is an OES NetWare loadable module? (Choose 2.)
The correct answer is C. SCMD . NLM D. SCSICD . CDM. NetWare Loadable Modules encompass both .NLM and .CDM file types; SCMD.NLM and SCSICD.CDM are both loadable modules that NetWare loads into server memory at runtime.
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- ASLP.CFG
- BNTP.CONF
- CSCMD . NLM
- DSCSICD . CDM
- ESTARTUP.NCF
- FAUTOEXEC . NCF
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Why each option
NetWare Loadable Modules encompass both .NLM and .CDM file types; SCMD.NLM and SCSICD.CDM are both loadable modules that NetWare loads into server memory at runtime.
SLP.CFG is a Service Location Protocol configuration file used to configure SLP settings, not a loadable module.
NTP.CONF is the Network Time Protocol configuration file, not a loadable module.
SCMD.NLM carries the .NLM extension, which is the primary NetWare Loadable Module format - these files are loaded into server memory via the LOAD command and run in the OS address space.
SCSICD.CDM is a Custom Device Module for SCSI CD-ROM devices - CDMs are a specialized sub-category of NetWare loadable module that handle communication with specific storage device types and are loaded by the OS alongside their paired HAM driver.
STARTUP.NCF is a NetWare Configuration File script executed early at server boot to initialize drivers and parameters - it is a script, not a loadable module.
AUTOEXEC.NCF is a NetWare Configuration File script that runs after STARTUP.NCF during startup - it is a script, not a loadable module.
Concept tested: Identifying NetWare loadable module file extensions (.NLM, .CDM)
Source: https://www.novell.com/documentation/netware65/pdfdoc/nw65_inst/nw65_inst.pdf
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