Oracle 1z0-105 : Oracle Linux 6 Advanced System Administration

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Oracle 1z0-105 Exam Overview:

Certification Vendor:	Oracle
Exam Name:	Oracle Linux 6 Advanced System Administration
Exam Number:	1Z0-105
Available Languages:	English
Related Certifications:	Oracle Certified Professional, Oracle Linux 6 System Administrator
Exam Format:	Multiple Choice
Sample Questions:
Exam Way:	Oracle-authorized testing center or Oracle-approved online proctored delivery, subject to Oracle availability.
Pre Condition:	Oracle recommends prior knowledge of Oracle Linux system administration. This exam was part of the Oracle Certified Professional, Oracle Linux 6 System Administrator certification path.
Official Syllabus URL:	https://education.oracle.com/oracle-certification

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1z0-105 Exam Essentials: Your Questions Answered

Which domains make up the 1z0-105 exam?

The Oracle Linux 6 Advanced System Administration exam spans 6 domains, and they are not weighted equally. The top areas are Automation and Enterprise Administration, System Security, Advanced Storage Administration. Budget your study hours to match those weights; the full domain list is in the outline section further up this page.

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Oracle recommends prior knowledge of Oracle Linux system administration. This exam was part of the Oracle Certified Professional, Oracle Linux 6 System Administrator certification path. Since Oracle revises these rules from time to time, confirm the current prerequisites on the official exam page (https://education.oracle.com/oracle-certification) before booking your Oracle Linux 6 Advanced System Administration exam.

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Oracle Linux 6 Advanced System Administration Sample Questions:

Question #1
Which statement is true about udev?

A. It is static kernel device naming scheme based ondevfs.
B. Theudevconfiguration file is/etc/udev.conf.
C. It is a dynamic kernel device naming scheme based onsysfs.
D. It prevents device renaming upon reboot by default.

Question #2
Examine the udevadm command:
udevadm info --attribute-walk --name =/dev/sdb
Which two statements are true about this command/

A. It displays the device tree, and all attributes maintained indevfsfor all parent devices in the device tree for the/dev/sdbdisk device.
B. It displays the device naming rules that were used to name the device as/dev/sdb.
C. It displays all attributes maintained indevfsfor the/dev/sdbkernel device, excluding parent devices.
D. The attributes listed by this command can be used inudevdevice naming rules.
E. It displays all attributes maintained insysfsfor the/dev/sdbkernel device, excluding parent devices.
F. It displays the device tree, and all attributes maintained insysfsfor all parent devices in the device tree for the/dev/sdbdisk device.

Question #3
Which three statements are true about the Kickstart installation method?

A. It requires local access to the installation media.
B. It automates the installation of Oracle Linux.
C. The system must be booted manually with theks=option.
D. It creates a Kickstart file.
E. It requires aPXEboot from the network.
F. It always requires a Kickstart file.

Question #4
Examine the dtrace command.
dtrace -q -n syscall:::
Which two statements are true?

A. The command produces minimal output, but this includes the CPU on which the probe fires, theprobe ID, and the probe name.
B. The probe name specification is incorrect and does not match with any probes. This produces an "invalid probe specifier syscall:::" error message.
C. The-qoption is invalid when not used with an explicit action, as in this case.
D. Thedtracecommand matches with all probes in the syscall provider.
E. The command produces no output.

Question #5
Which two statements are true about the configuration of kdump for capturing a dump image after a kernel crash?

A. Thecrashkernelboot parameter must be added to thekernelline in the/boot/grub.conffile to enablekdump.
B. kdumpuseskexecto boot a second kernel, which then captures a dump image.
C. The memory used forcrashkernelis always at the same physical address.
D. kdumpuseskexecto reboot the failed kernel and then captures a dump image.
E. kdumprequires no parameters because it is enabled by default.

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