1Z0-027 · Question #91
Which one is true to run CellCLI commands on multiple cells in parallel threads?
The correct answer is C. all of the above. ./dcli -g mycells -l celladmin -n "cellcli -e alter iormplan objective=\'basic\'" The dcli utility runs commands on multiple cells in parallel threads. However, it does not support an interactive session with a remote application on a cell. To use the dcli utility, copy the…
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Which one is true to run CellCLI commands on multiple cells in parallel threads?
Options
- AUsing the CellCLI Utility
- BUsing the DCLI Utility
- Call of the above
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A8% (3)
- B13% (5)
- C80% (32)
Explanation
./dcli -g mycells -l celladmin -n "cellcli -e alter iormplan objective='basic'" The dcli utility runs commands on multiple cells in parallel threads. However, it does not support an interactive session with a remote application on a cell. To use the dcli utility, copy the utility from the bin directory on a cell to a host computer from which central management can be performed. You can issue a command to be run on multiple cells, or use files that can be copied to cells and then run. The cells are referenced by their host name or IP address. The CellCLI utility is the command-line administration tool for Oracle Exadata Storage Server Software. CellCLI runs on each cell to enable you to manage an individual cell. You use CellCLI to start and stop the cell, to manage cell configuration information, to enable or disable cells, and to manage objects in the cell environment. The command-line utility is already installed when Oracle Exadata Storage Server is shipped
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