1z0-432 無料問題集「Oracle Real Application Clusters 12c Essentials」

（A）Localfile system

（B）Shared disk partitions as raw devices

（C）Shared disks managed by Oracle Automatic Storage Manager (ASM)

（D）Shared disk partitions as block devices

（E）Network file system (NFS) on a certified network-attached storage (NAS) filer

（F）Oracle Automatic Storage Management Cluster File System (ACFS)

（A）You decided to configure a Standard Cluster

（B）You decided to use 1Pv6 addressesinclient connections

（C）You decided to configure a Flex Cluster

（D）You use Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) to assign IP addresses tocluster nodes

（E）Youconfigured a dedicated network for Automatic Storage Management (ASM)

（A）Option D

（B）Option B

（C）Option C

（D）Option A

（A）LMS (Global Cache Service Process) manages non-Cache Fusion resource requests such as library and row cache requests

（B）LCKO (Instance Enqueue Process) manages background slave process creation and communication on remote instances

（C）GTXO-j (Global Transaction Process) controls the flow of messages to remote instances, manages global data block access,and transmits block images between the buffer caches or different instances

（D）ACMS (AtomicControlfile to Memory Service) is an agent that contributes to ensuring that a distributed SGA memory updateis either globally committedon success or globally aborted if a failure occurs

（E）LMD (Global Enqueue Service Daemon) manages incoming remote resource requests withineach instance

（F）LMON (Global Enqueue Service Monitor) monitors global enqueues and resources across the cluster and performs global enqueue recovery operations

（A）With Flex ASM, a smaller pool of ASM instances can be used to serve a large pool of database servers.

（B）Flex ASM can be configured on either a standard cluster or a Flex Cluster.

（C）Flex ASM requires the configuration of Flex Clusters.

（D）Higher availability can be achieved with Flex ASM because if an ASM instance fails, its clients can reconnect to another ASM instance

（E）Oracle Flex ASM enables an Oracle ASM instance to run on a separate physical server
from the databaseservers.

（A）sp2, sp2_1,and sp2_2

（B）sp2 and sp2_1

（C）sp2

（D）sp3

（E）sp1

（F）sp2 and sp2_2

（A）We know this is an Oracle Restart configuration.

（B）We know Oracle ASM Dynamic Volume Manager is not supported here.

（C）We know this clusteris using Flex ASM.

（D）We know this node must have a direct ASM client running

（E）We know it can be shutdown when ACFS is not running.

（A）1.The node role must be set for each nodeinthe cluster.
2. You must ensure that the GNS is configured with a fixed VIP.
3.Flex ASM must be enabled for the cluster.
4.Clusterware must be started on each node.

（B）1.Clusterware must be stopped on each node.
2.You must set the Flex ASM cardinality.
3.Flex ASM must be enabled for the cluster.
4.Clusterware must be started on each node.

（C）1.You must ensure that the GNS is configured with a fixed VIP.
2.Flex ASM must be enabled for the cluster.
3.Clusterware must be stopped on each node.
4. Clusterware must be started on each node.

（D）1.Clusterware must be stopped on each node.
2.New Application VIPs must be created
3.You must ensure that the GNS is configured with a fixed VIP
4.Clusterware must be started on each node.