You administer an Oracle Solaris 11 system that uses a user-defined Network Configuration Profile (NCP). You now need to modify the DNS name servers. Select the profile type that you will need to…

The correct answer is B. Location profile. Once basic networking has been achieved, there is something called the Location Profile that loads system-wide network configuration information. This includes: - Condition under which it is activated - Naming service to use - IP Filter rules Not A: The Automatic NCP is a…

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You administer an Oracle Solaris 11 system that uses a user-defined Network Configuration Profile (NCP). You now need to modify the DNS name servers. Select the profile type that you will need to modify.

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AAutomatic-NCP
BLocation profile
CNetwork Configuration Unit
DExternal Network Modifiers

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A
8% (3)
B
75% (27)
C
14% (5)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

Once basic networking has been achieved, there is something called the Location Profile that loads system-wide network configuration information. This includes: - Condition under which it is activated - Naming service to use - IP Filter rules Not A: The Automatic NCP is a system-defined profile and cannot be modified by a user. It contains one Link NCU and one Interface NCU for each physical link on the system. For this particular profile, Physical links take precedence over Wireless links when it is time to activate an NCU. This profile changes dynamically when new links are inserted or removed from the system.

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