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You have been tasked with replacing a memory module of an Exadata Storage Server and need to power off the affected storage server. Which two commands must you execute to safely power off the…
The correct answer is E. CellCLI alter GRIDDISK all inactive on the affected storage server F. shutdown -h now' on the affected storage server. The two commands that must be executed to safely power off the storage server in an Exadata X9M Database Machine are E and F. Command E, CellCLI alter GRIDDISK all inactive, will deactivate all of the GRIDDISKS on the affected storage server. This will ensure that no data is…
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You have been tasked with replacing a memory module of an Exadata Storage Server and need to power off the affected storage server. Which two commands must you execute to safely power off the storage server in an Exadata X9M Database Machine?
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- ACeLLCLI> alter cell shutdown SERVICES all on the affected storage server
- BCeLLCLI> list GRIDDISK where status != 'inactive' on the affected storage server
- C'crsct1 stop cluster -all' on one of the database servers
- DCellCLI LIST GRIDDISK ATTRIBUTES name WHERE asmdeactivationoutcome != 'Yes' on the
- ECellCLI alter GRIDDISK all inactive on the affected storage server
- Fshutdown -h now' on the affected storage server
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The two commands that must be executed to safely power off the storage server in an Exadata X9M Database Machine are E and F. Command E, CellCLI alter GRIDDISK all inactive, will deactivate all of the GRIDDISKS on the affected storage server. This will ensure that no data is lost during the power-off process. Command F, shutdown -h now, will shut down the storage server. This will ensure that the storage server is completely powered off and no data is lost.
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