You are going to use the- Automated installer (AI) to install a non global zone named zone1. You have created a custom manifest for the non-global zone and named it zone1manifest. Which command will…

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• Ainstalladm create-profile -n s11-sparc -f /tmp/zone1manifest.xml - c
• Binstalladm create-manifest -n s11-sparc -f /tmp/zone1manifest.xml -m
• Cinstalladm create-client -n s11-sparc -f /tmp/zone1manifest.xml -m zone1manifest -c zonename= "zone1"
• Dinstalladm create-service - n s11-sparc -f /tmp/zone1manifest.xml -m zone1manifest - c zonename="zone1"

• A
  8% (4)
• B
  73% (37)
• C
  16% (8)
• D
  4% (2)

Explanation

installadm create-manifest is the correct subcommand for adding a custom manifest to an existing AI install service - -n names the service, -f points to the manifest file, and -m names the manifest, with -c zonename="zone1" as criteria to associate it with the target zone.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A uses create-profile, which manages system configuration (SC) profiles for post-install configuration - not installation manifests.
• C uses create-client, which associates a specific client machine (typically by MAC address) with a service - it does not add manifests.
• D uses create-service, which creates a brand-new install service from scratch - it cannot add a manifest to an existing service.

Memory tip: Match the noun to the subcommand - if you're working with a manifest, you use create-manifest. Think of the four subcommands as four distinct roles: create-service (builds the service), create-manifest (adds install logic), create-profile (adds config logic), create-client (targets specific hardware).

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