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Your x86-based server will not boot Solaris 10 OS. You discover that you need to restore your pboot and boot block on the / (root) slice located on disk c0d0. You first boot off of the CD-ROM or DVD into single user mode.
What commands should you run to restore the pboot and boot block on the slice?
A snapshot of the /export/project file system has been taken. Prior to backing up the file system, you need to check to see if certain files are on the snapshot. The snapshot needs to be mounted to check for these files.
Which command will mount the snapshot?
You created a snapshot of the /data2 filesystem as follows:
# fssnap -F ufs -o bs=/data2/snap /data2
But, the system responds with the following error:
snapshot error: Invalid backing file path
What is the problem?
The /export/home file system is running out of space on c0t0d0s7. You added a new disk to the system and it is named c1t1d0. You need to move the /export/home file system to slice 7 on the new disk.
Which command is used to move the data from /export/home to the new disk after booting the server to the single-user milestone?
You need to restore some files from a file system. The file system was backed up from a snapshot.
Which command will correctly restore these files?
After you back up /export using a file system snapshot, and you have removed the snapshot, you also need to remove the backing store. If the snapshot was created with:
# mkdir /var/tmp/backup-snaps
# fssnap -o bs=/var/tmp/backup-snaps /export
Which file do you need to remove?
A corrupted file system is now repaired and back in use. Some, but not all of the files within the file systems have been deleted. The only backup of this file system is a month-old tar archive. This archive will need to be restored as root.
Which two statements correctly describe the effects of the restore operation? (Choose two.)
A file system has been corrupted and needs to be restored.
Which file contains the ufsdump levels for this file system?
While selecting files during an interactive restore with ufsrestore, you are interrupted by a junior administrator before you can complete the file selection process and start the restore. After answering the administrator's question, you realize that you have forgotten which files you had already selected for the restore.
How can you determine which files are already marked for extraction and restore?
You need to change the hostname and IP address of a server.
Without manually editing all of the required files, which command can be run to restore a system configuration to an unconfigured state, ready to be reconfigured again restore a system configuration to an unconfigured state, ready to be reconfigured again?