050-696 · Question #80
You've made some configuration changes to your server's AUTOEXEC . NCF file. To make the changes effective, you need to shutdown and then reload the OES NetWare operating system. Which command will…
The correct answer is D. RESET SERVER F. RESTART SERVER. On OES NetWare, restarting the operating system requires a two-step process or a combined command - either RESET SERVER or RESTART SERVER will shut down and reload NetWare without requiring a full hardware reboot.
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- ADOWN
- BEXIT
- CINIT 6
- DRESET SERVER
- EREBOOT SERVER
- FRESTART SERVER
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(34 responses)- A3% (1)
- C6% (2)
- D79% (27)
- E12% (4)
Why each option
On OES NetWare, restarting the operating system requires a two-step process or a combined command - either RESET SERVER or RESTART SERVER will shut down and reload NetWare without requiring a full hardware reboot.
DOWN halts the NetWare OS and returns to the DOS prompt but does not automatically restart it - a separate command is needed to reload.
EXIT is used after DOWN to exit the server process back to DOS, but alone it does not shut down or restart NetWare.
INIT 6 is a Linux/Unix SysV init command for rebooting and is not recognized by the NetWare server console.
RESET SERVER shuts down the NetWare OS, unloads all NLMs, and reloads the server software, making AUTOEXEC.NCF changes effective without a full hardware power cycle.
REBOOT SERVER is not a valid NetWare console command - the correct commands are RESET SERVER or RESTART SERVER.
RESTART SERVER performs the same function as RESET SERVER - it brings down the NetWare operating system and immediately reloads it, applying any configuration file changes made to AUTOEXEC.NCF.
Concept tested: NetWare console commands for restarting the OS
Source: https://www.novell.com/documentation/oes/pdfdoc/server_netware/server_netware.pdf
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