050-696 · Question #75
You just installed a new application on your OES NetWare server. You installed it in the KNOWLEDGE directory on the APPS volume. You want to create a search drive so you don't have to remember the…
The correct answer is B. SEARCH ADD APPS:\KNOWLEDGE. Adding a search drive mapping in OES NetWare uses the 'SEARCH ADD' command followed by the volume and directory path.
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- ASEARCH APPS:\KNOWLEDGE
- BSEARCH ADD APPS:\KNOWLEDGE
- CADD SEARCH APPS:\KNOWLEDGE
- DADD APPS:\KNOWLEDGE SEARCH
- ESEARCH APPS:\KNOWLEDGE -ADD
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Adding a search drive mapping in OES NetWare uses the 'SEARCH ADD' command followed by the volume and directory path.
SEARCH alone with a path is not valid NetWare syntax for adding a new search drive.
In NetWare, the 'SEARCH ADD' command appends a new directory to the server's search path list, allowing executables in that directory to be run without specifying the full path. The correct syntax is 'SEARCH ADD volume:\directory', so 'SEARCH ADD APPS:\KNOWLEDGE' correctly adds the KNOWLEDGE directory on the APPS volume as a search drive.
'ADD SEARCH' reverses the correct keyword order; NetWare requires 'SEARCH ADD', not 'ADD SEARCH'.
'ADD volume:\path SEARCH' is not a valid NetWare console command format.
SEARCH with a -ADD flag is not valid NetWare syntax; the correct form uses SEARCH ADD as two separate keywords.
Concept tested: Adding search drive mappings on NetWare server console
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