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1.

Select the Mark for Review


componen
ts of the
ODA Base. (1) Points

(Choose all correct answers)

Guest VM
ASM/Grid Infrastructure (*)
Databases (*)
VM Management (*)
System Disk

Incorrect, the ODA Base contains the Grid


Infrastructure, ASM, VM Management and the
databases

2. What storage is used for the Application VMs in Dom U? Mark for

Review
(1) Points

Any Sun Storage


Shared Repository (*)
System Disk
Local Disk

Correct, DomU uses shared storage

3. When deploying Domain U applications, select the first step. Mark for

Review
(1) Points

Start the application VMs


Create VM instance in repository
Configure the VM properties
Download the application template to the VM Storage repository
(*)

Incorrect, the first step is to download the


application template to the VM Storage
repository

4. Where is Dom0 installed? Mark for

Review
(1) Points
Inside the Guest VMs
Dom0 is not installed
Local storage of the server nodes (*)
Shared Storage

Correct, Dom0 is installed on the local


storage of the server nodes

5. Your customer already has an ODA deployed and would like to deploy Mark for
the virtualized platform. They have downloaded the ODA Virtualizaed
image file from MOS and would like you to take over. What is the
next step you should take? Review
(1) Points

Re-image the ODA (*)


Run the ODA Configurator
Download ODA_Base template from MOS
Deploy ODA_BASE

Incorrect, the next step you should take is to


re-image the ODA
Deploying RAC
(Answer all questions in this section)

6. What file is required prior to starting a RAC deployment on the ODA? Mark for

Review
(1) Points

IP List
target.xml
Offline Configuration File (*)
ASR Configurator File

Incorrect, you need the Offline Configuration File prior to deploying


RAC on the ODA

7. Which command is used to confirm that the deployment of RAC is Mark for
complete?

Review
(1) Points

./oakcli show deploy -h


./oakcli show databases (*)
dbca
nvemcli
emcli

Correct, oakcli show databases confirms that the deployment of RAC is


complete

ASR Configuration
(Answer all questions in this section)

8. You customer likes the idea of using ASR for hardware monitoring but does Mark for
not want to use the ODA server to do this. What are the configuration
options for this situation?
Review
(1) Points

ASR can only be configured directly on the ODA


Configure ASR through Enterprise Manager
Configure an External ASR Server during deployment (*)
Configure an Internal ASR Server during deployment

Incorrect, configure an external ASR server during deployment

9. Select some of the benefits of setting up ASR for ODA. Mark for

Review
(1) Points

(Choose all correct answers)

Transmits any licensing issues to support for resolution


Allows MOS engineers to log into your ODA to diagnose issues
Reduces time to remediation (*)
Speeds the diagnostic and resolution process (*)

Incorrect, ASR speeds the diagnostic and resolution process and


reduces time to remediation

Offline Configurator
(Answer all questions in this section)

10. What information will you need for the Offline Configurator Mark for

Review
(1) Points
(Choose all correct answers)

EMAgent password
Number of Databases that will be deployed
Oracle/Partner Sales Person Contact Info
Disk Group Redundancy (*)
System Name (*)

Incorrect, you need system name and disk group


11. What is the Mark for Review
offline
configurato
r? (1) Points

A java application that collects information for the ODA


deployment (*)
A java application that collects information for the ASR
deployment on ODA
A java application that collects information for the Enterprise
Manager deployment
A way to invoke the ODA Manager remotely

Incorrect, the offline configurtaor is a java


application that collects information for the
ODA deployment

12. If you are unable to kick off the configurator, what could be the Mark for
issue?

Review
(1) Points

You rae running the tool remotely


You do not have the appropriate java libraries in your
CLASSPATH (*)
You do not have the latest version downloaded

Correct, if you have issues kicking off the


configurator, you may not have your
CLASSPATH set properly

PreDeployment
(Answer all questions in this section)

13. What are the two ways to connect to the ODA when you are setting Mark for
it up?

Review
(1) Points
(Choose all correct answers)

Connect Keyboard, Mouse, Display to the Storage Shelf


Connect Keyboard, Mouse, Display to Node 1
Connect Keyboard, Mouse, Display to Node 0 (*)
Connect via ILOM (*)

Incorrect, you can connect to the ODA


during initial setup by conecting a
Keyboard, Mouse and Display to Node 0 or
connecting via ILOM

14. Once the End User Bundle has been downloaded and copied to the Mark for
ODA, select the next step from the following choices

Review
(1) Points

Issue an oakcli deploy -conf


Copy the End User Bundle to the ODA
Unpack the Bundle (*)
Configure the Network
Copy the End User Bundle to a USB Drive

Correct, the next step is to unpack the bun

Issue an oakcli deploy -conf


Copy the End User Bundle to the ODA
Unpack the Bundle (*)
Configure the Network
Copy the End User Bundle to a USB Drive

Correct, the next step is to unpack the


bundle

15. Where can you find the correct End User Bundle to deploy to the Mark for
ODA?

Review
(1) Points

MOS Note 888888.1 (*)


CD ROM included in the packaging
Oracle Tech Network
Engineered Systems Resource Center on OTN
Correct, the correct end user bundle to
deploy is in MOS Note 888888.1
16. When Mark for Review
preparing
the ODA
for (1) Points
deployme
nt, select
the first
step out of
the
choices
below.

Copy the End User Bundle to a USB Drive


Connect via xterm to the ODA
Copy the End User Bundle to the ODA
Issue an oakcli deploy -conf
Configure the Network (*)

Incorrect, the first step is to configure the


network

Racking, Cabling, Powering the ODA


(Answer all questions in this section)

17. Which cable connects the storage shelf to the server nodes? Mark for

Review
(1) Points

Interconnect TwinX Cable


SAS Cable (*)
ILOM cable
Power cable

Correct, the SAS cable connects the storage


shelf to the server nodes

18. How should the power be connected to the server nodes. Select the Mark for
two that apply.

Review
(1) Points

(Choose all correct answers)

Connect the power cable to one of the power outlets on the


server node
Connect the power cable to the server nodes first
Connect the power cable to the server nodes after the storage
cell (*)
Connect the power cable to both of the power outlets on the
server node (*)

Incorrect, connect the power cable to both


power outlets on the server nodes after the
storage shelf is connected

19. Which cable connects server node 1 to server node 2? Mark for

Review
(1) Points

Power cable
Interconnect TwinX Cable (*)
ILOM cable
SAS Cable

Correct the Interconnecxt TwinX cable


connects both nodes

20. What is Oracle ILOM? Select the two that apply. Mark for

Review
(1) Points

(Choose all correct answers)

Integrated Lights Out Manager for running the Enterprise


Manager agent
Integrated Lights Out Manager that allows you to interact with
a web based tool for monitoring the ODA (*)
Intergrated Lights Out Manager for managing and monitoring
the ODA remotely (*)
Integrated Lights Out Manager used for Automated Service
Requests

Correct, ILOM manages and monitors the


ODA remotely and lets you interact via a
web based tool
Patching
(Answer all questions in this section)

21. Once you have downloaded and copied the patch files to both nodes what Mark for
is the next recommended step in patching?

Review
(1) Points

Upgrade the Database


Upgrade the Grid Infrastructure
Upgrade the Infrastructure (OS, Storage, FW, BIOS) (*)
Upgrade OVM

Correct, the next step is to upgrade the infrastructure incluing the OS,
Storage, Firmware and BIOS)

22. Where can you get detailed information on how to apply your ODA Bundle Mark for
patch?

Review
(1) Points

OTN Tech Network


ODA Documentation
Readme file (*)
Patchme OSApply file

Correct, detailed information on how to apply your ODA bundle patch


is in the readme

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