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Which three statements are true about Server Categorization in Oracle 12c Clusterware?
The correct answer is C. All hub nodes in a flex cluster belong to the same Oracle-supplied category. E. All leaf nodes in a flex cluster belong to the same Oracle-supplied category. F. All server attributes used for categorization are administrator modifiable. CE: The SERVER_CATEGORY is the name of a registered server category, used as part of server categorization. Oracle Clusterware standard Clusters and Oracle Flex Clusters have default categories of hub and leaf. F: Server Category Attributes You define servers into named…
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Which three statements are true about Server Categorization in Oracle 12c Clusterware?
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- AAll server attributes that may be used to determine the server category are discovered
- BDifferent Hub nodes in a flex cluster may belong to separate administrator-defined categories.
- CAll hub nodes in a flex cluster belong to the same Oracle-supplied category.
- DA server may be added to only one category using the crsctl utility.
- EAll leaf nodes in a flex cluster belong to the same Oracle-supplied category.
- FAll server attributes used for categorization are administrator modifiable.
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(27 responses)- A7% (2)
- B15% (4)
- C74% (20)
- D4% (1)
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CE: The SERVER_CATEGORY is the name of a registered server category, used as part of server categorization. Oracle Clusterware standard Clusters and Oracle Flex Clusters have default categories of hub and leaf. F: Server Category Attributes You define servers into named categories, and assign attributes that define servers as members of that category. Some attributes that you can use to define members of a category describe the state conditions for the server, and others describe the physical characteristics of the server. You can also create your own characteristics to define servers as members of a particular category. https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/CWADD/pbmgmt.htm#CWADD92638
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