NCP-DB-6.10 · Question #177
When running the Linux prerequisites script, an administrator discovers that the only required argument is -t. What does the -t argument specify?
The correct answer is B. Timeout interval. When running the Linux prerequisites script for NDB, the -t argument is a required parameter that specifies the timeout interval. This argument defines the maximum time (in seconds) the script will wait for certain operations (e.g., connectivity checks, package installations)…
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When running the Linux prerequisites script, an administrator discovers that the only required argument is -t. What does the -t argument specify?
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- AOperating System type
- BTimeout interval
- CNDB server IP
- DDatabase engine
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- B94% (32)
- C3% (1)
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When running the Linux prerequisites script for NDB, the -t argument is a required parameter that specifies the timeout interval. This argument defines the maximum time (in seconds) the script will wait for certain operations (e.g., connectivity checks, package installations) to complete before timing out. This is critical during the preinstallation phase to ensure the environment is properly configured and responsive, avoiding indefinite hangs.
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