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1Z0-884 · Question #119

How do you define Solaris Volume Manager volumes, when configuring your boot device?

The correct answer is A. You always define the physical disk partition as a submirror, using the standard c#t#d#s#. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

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How do you define Solaris Volume Manager volumes, when configuring your boot device?

Options

  • AYou always define the physical disk partition as a submirror, using the standard c#t#d#s#.
  • BYou always define soft partitions, so that you can grow your root file system
  • CYou always define your submirror using the DID device /dev/did/rdsk/d#, so that your volumes
  • DYou always make sure both submirrors are attached to the mirror before editing the /etc/vfstab

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  • C
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