Oracle VM 3.0 for x86 Essentials - 1z0-590무료 덤프문제 풀어보기

A. Event provide accountability and an audit trail to identify which job performed by whom, when they were performed and that the status of the operation.

B. When a job is aborted or fail you must acknowledge the failure to ensure that all the logsby the job are released and system is role backed to its original state.

C. Every Oracle VM management action dispatched to an Oracle VM server agent is performed as ajob.

D. The job framework and event systems are optional which are intend for expert administration who need to automate large complex operation in Oracle VM.

E. The lock iconthat appears in your object icon in the VM manager indicate that the object is the part of the job. This is a process you cannot perform action on locked object.

F. You can suppress events toward excessive notification messages to pages and to emails.

A. Create a new virtual machine from an existing virtual machine.

B. Deploy all virtual machinein an assembly in a single step.

C. Create a new modified template from an existing template.

D. Create a template from an existing virtual machine.

E. Create a new virtual machine from a template.

F. Display a list of all available clone definitions.

A. The database repository should be restored to service ASAP because degradation in performance and availability of Oracle VM servers and their guest virtual machine will begin to occur.

B. Virtual machines will be automatically suspended until the repository restored to services.

C. Virtual machines will continue to run but Oracle VM manager will not be functional until the manager repository is restored to the services.

D. Certain management functions include template management and vnicmanagement may be extremely difficult or impossible to perform.

E. Virtual machines will continue to run but they cannot be stopped.

F. Virtual machines will continue to run but they will have limited network access until the repository restored to the services.

A. One disk image (.img) containing the root file system and another disk (.img) containing the boot file system.

B. One virtual disk image (.img) file.

C. A virtual machine configuration file (vm.conf), a metastate file (.vix), a BIOS file (.nvram) and one virtual disk image (.img) file.

D. A virtual machine configuration file (vm.conf) and at least one virtual disk (.img) file.

E. A configuration file (.vmx) and virtual disk image (.vmdk) file.

A. Paravirtualization

B. Hardware Virtualization

C. Emulation-based technologies

D. Operating System Partitioning

E. Hardware Partitioning

A. /etc/xend/vm.config

B. /boot/initrd

C. /etc/xen.cfg

D. /boot/xen-debug.gz

E. /boot/grub/grub.conf

A. Server Pool Name

B. VNC Port

C. Number of Virtual CPUs

D. Memory Size

E. Owner

F. Server Name

A. blkfront

B. netback

C. QEMU

D. blobk

E. netfront