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You have a spare disk on your x86-based Solaris system, c1t0d0, and you would like to create a ZFS file system on it. Given the following requirements: ZFS storage pool named data. ZFS file system…
The correct answer is A. zpool create data c1t0d0. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
You have a spare disk on your x86-based Solaris system, c1t0d0, and you would like to create a ZFS file system on it. Given the following requirements:
ZFS storage pool named data. ZFS file system named data (located in the data pool). Mount the /data file system so that it is mounted and ready for use after each system boot. Which command(s) would you use to setup the ZFS file system?
Options
- Azpool create data c1t0d0
- Bzpool create data c1t0; zfs create data/data; newfs /dev/rdsk/data/data; make entry in the /etc/vfstab file
- Czpool create data c1t0d0; zfs create data/data
- Dzpool create data data c1t0d0; make an entry in the /etc/vfstab file
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