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You have several OES NetWare servers in your server room. You want to disable the SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS parameter to eliminate excessive beeps. Which command would you use to do this?

The correct answer is C. SET SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS = OFF. NetWare SET commands are used to configure server parameters, and boolean parameters accept ON or OFF as values.

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Question

You have several OES NetWare servers in your server room. You want to disable the SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS parameter to eliminate excessive beeps. Which command would you use to do this?

Options

  • ASOUND BELL FOR ALERTS = OFF
  • BDISABLE SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS
  • CSET SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS = OFF
  • DSOUND BELL FOR ALERTS = DISABLED
  • ESET SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS = DISABLED

How the community answered

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  • A
    4% (1)
  • B
    4% (1)
  • C
    81% (21)
  • E
    12% (3)

Why each option

NetWare SET commands are used to configure server parameters, and boolean parameters accept ON or OFF as values.

ASOUND BELL FOR ALERTS = OFF

Omitting the SET keyword makes this an invalid console command; NetWare requires SET to precede parameter assignments.

BDISABLE SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS

'DISABLE SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS' is not a valid NetWare command; there is no standalone DISABLE command for this parameter.

CSET SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS = OFFCorrect

The SET command is the standard NetWare console command used to modify server configuration parameters at runtime. The correct syntax is 'SET parameter = value', and the SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS parameter accepts ON or OFF, making 'SET SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS = OFF' the proper command to disable alert beeping.

DSOUND BELL FOR ALERTS = DISABLED

While the parameter name and assignment style are close, DISABLED is not a valid value for this parameter; the accepted values are ON and OFF.

ESET SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS = DISABLED

DISABLED is not a recognized value for the SOUND BELL FOR ALERTS parameter; the correct value to turn it off is OFF, not DISABLED.

Concept tested: Using SET command to configure NetWare server parameters

Topics

#SET command#server parameters#console commands#SOUND BELL

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