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Veritas VCS-260 Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Weight | Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| Topic 1: Installation & Configuration | 20% | - Cluster creation and verification - Installing and configuring InfoScale Availability 7.3 - Environment preparation and prerequisites |
| Topic 2: Veritas InfoScale Availability Concepts & Architecture | 15% | - High availability principles - Cluster communication, heartbeat, quorum and fencing - VCS components and architecture |
| Topic 3: Troubleshooting & Maintenance | 20% | - Verifying cluster implementation - Applying updates and configuration changes - Resolving split-brain and fencing problems - Diagnosing common cluster issues |
| Topic 4: Service Groups & Resource Management | 25% | - Resource dependencies, agents and types - Failover policies and service group dependencies - Configuring service groups and resources |
| Topic 5: Cluster Administration & Monitoring | 20% | - Monitoring cluster status, events and logs - Command-line administration - Global cluster configuration - Using Veritas InfoScale Operations Manager (VIOM) |
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The official Veritas Administration of Veritas InfoScale Availability 7.3 for UNIX/Linux outline distributes weight this way:
- Veritas InfoScale Availability Concepts & Architecture (15%)
- Cluster Administration & Monitoring (20%)
- Troubleshooting & Maintenance (20%)
Basic knowledge of UNIX/Linux administration, storage concepts, and networking; recommended hands-on experience with InfoScale Availability
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Veritas Administration of Veritas InfoScale Availability 7.3 for UNIX/Linux Sample Questions:
Question #1
An administrator is attempting to start Veritas Cluster Server (VCS) on a node and receives the following message:
VCS:10622 local configuration missing
Which two actions can the administrator perform to resolve this problem? (Select two.)
- A. re-run the hastart command with the -force option
- B. copy a valid configuration file to the local system and restart VCS with the -force option
- C. start the VCS engine, HAD, on another system that has a valid configuration file
- D. check the system heartbeat connections
- E. run hacf -createconfig on the affected node
Correct Answer: A,B 🗳️
Question #2
An administrator wants to make a single-instance Oracle database highly available and take advantage of Veritas Cluster File System.
Which solution(s) should the administrator deploy?
- A. InfoScale Availability
- B. InfoScale Foundation and InfoScale Availability
- C. InfoScale Enterprise
- D. InfoScale Storage
Correct Answer: D 🗳️
Question #3
A cluster is configured to use coordination point servers for data protection.
What happens to the service groups if connectivity between one of the nodes and the coordination point servers is lost?
- A. The service groups remain online and related messages are logged.
- B. The service groups fail over to systems that remain connected to the coordination point servers.
- C. The service groups are taken offline until connectivity is resumed with the coordination point servers.
- D. The service groups remain online, but offline groups are unable to come online.
Correct Answer: A 🗳️
Question #4
When run in a two node cluster, what does the lltstat -nvv command show?
- A. only LLT information for nodes verified by Veritas Cluster Server to be active
- B. LLT information for any cluster nodes attached to the same switch
- C. only LLT information for the node the command was run on
- D. LLT information for all configured nodes in the cluster
Correct Answer: D 🗳️
Question #5
Where is the sysoffline trigger executed if a node goes into a jeopardy state or leaves the cluster?
- A. on all nodes in the cluster regardless of state
- B. on all the nodes in the cluster that are still in a RUNNING state
- C. on the node that goes offline by entering a jeopardy state or leaving the cluster
- D. on the lowest numbered system in the cluster with a RUNNING state
Correct Answer: D 🗳️
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