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C4040-221 · Question #43
A company has numerous LPARs hosting database servers, and three versions of the DBMS deployed in the environment. A critical APAR fixes data corruption for one version of the database, but it…
The correct answer is B. Use the spreadsheet to create a dsh node list. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A company has numerous LPARs hosting database servers, and three versions of the DBMS deployed in the environment. A critical APAR fixes data corruption for one version of the database, but it requires a server reboot. The only inventory information available is a spreadsheet with every LPAR's hostname and root password. Which sequence of tasks will determine which servers are missing the critical APAR, and only apply it to the servers running the affected level of the database?
Options
- AUse the spreadsheet to populate the /etc/hosts file on the management node.
- BUse the spreadsheet to create a dsh node list.
- CConfigure a Systems Director server using the spreadsheet import function.
- DUse the spreadsheet to create a dsh node list.
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- B79% (22)
- C11% (3)
- D7% (2)
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