1Z0-485 · Question #78
The Exadata compute node, exadbs04, has been having issues for some time. The server had to be repaired and you just received a new server. Your LVM snapshot was corrupt and now the compute node…
The correct answer is B. Remove exadbs04 from the RAC cluster and all associated Oracle Homes from the central D. Reboot the new server using a bootable recovery image from the external USB drive. E. Reconfigure all site-specific settings (host name, IP addresses, NTP server, and so on). CELLBOOT USB - as the documentation states and the name suggests is for Storage Servers The machine owner's guide lists the steps as follows: Task 1 Contact Oracle Support Services Task 2 Download Latest Release of Cluster Verification Utility Task 3 Remove the Failed Database…
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The Exadata compute node, exadbs04, has been having issues for some time. The server had to be repaired and you just received a new server. Your LVM snapshot was corrupt and now the compute node must be re-image with an Oracle Support installation image. Which three tasks would you need to perform to re-image the compute node?
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- AMount the LVM backup image across the network and recover the system.
- BRemove exadbs04 from the RAC cluster and all associated Oracle Homes from the central
- CCreate a CELLBOOT USB Flash Drive using an external USB drive.
- DReboot the new server using a bootable recovery image from the external USB drive.
- EReconfigure all site-specific settings (host name, IP addresses, NTP server, and so on).
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(30 responses)- A7% (2)
- B83% (25)
- C10% (3)
Explanation
CELLBOOT USB - as the documentation states and the name suggests is for Storage Servers The machine owner's guide lists the steps as follows: Task 1 Contact Oracle Support Services Task 2 Download Latest Release of Cluster Verification Utility Task 3 Remove the Failed Database Server from the Cluster Task 4 Prepare the USB Flash Drive for Imaging Task 5 Image the Replacement Database Server Task 6 Configure the Replacement Database Server
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