Solaris Practice -3 [Random-Answers]

                 SOLARIS PRACTICE-3 [RANDOM-answers]

A daemon is a software process that runs in the background continuously and provides the

service to the client upon request

inodes free/used

root@sol-test-1:>/# df -F ufs -oi

root@sol-test-1:>/# df  -oi

root@sol-test-1:>/# ls -i

nfs version

root@sol-test-1:>/# nfsstat -a

root@sol-test-1:>/# modinfo |grep -i nfs

root@sol-test-1:>/# cat /etc/default/nfs

Solaris Practice -3 [Random]

                               
                                       SOLARIS PRACTICE-3 [RANDOM]

           Well...

           Here some Random questions from Solaris, See How comfortable you are with these                            without turning your Notes

1. Define Daemon
2. How to know the inodes free/used
3. How to know the nfs version
4. list files in current dir sorted by size
5. How to disable STOP+A
6. How to deal with Corrupted passwd / shadow file
7. How to know shared memory

Solaris Practice-2 [ zones ]

PRACTICE WORK-SHEET-2 [zones]

Well, learned Zones?

OK…

Now time to have some Practice to check How Frequently or without looking to our notebook we can solve the things OR how much command we have on the Topics.

1.  What is zone?

2.  What are the types of zones?

3.  List some benefits of zones?

4.  What is Global zone & Non Global zone?

5.  What are the types of NGZ?

6.  What is diff between whole root zone & sparse root zone?

7.  What is zonepath?

8.  List & define the daemons & their functions for zones?

9.  Is it possible to assign different types of file systems to NGZ? If yes then what is the procedure to do so.

10. What are the zone states? Define all

11. How to assign physical disk to NGZ?

12. What are the IP management schemes available in zones? Define with         example

13. What is difference between zone login and zone console login?

Solaris Practice-1 [zfs-Answers]

               PRACTICE WORK-SHEET-1-ANSWERS [zfs]

ANSWERS  are from Q no 11,

1.      What is zfs?

2.      List some benefits of zfs

3.      Compare ufs & zfs

4.      Why we should move to zfs?

5.      What is the basic requirement for zfs?

6.      Limitations of zfs

7.      What is “COW” in zfs?

8.      What is “dataset” and how many datasets zfs can support?

9.      What is zpool and how many datasets zpool can support?

10.  What is “vdev” in zfs and also define the types of vdevs?

11.  What is clone in zfs?

Solaris Practice-1 [ zfs ]

                          PRACTICE WORK-SHEET-1 [zfs]

Well, learned Solaris ?

OK…

Now time to have some Practice to check How Frequently or without looking to our notebook we can solve the things OR how much command we have on the Topics.

Let’s start with ZFS…

1.      What is zfs?

2.      List some benefits of zfs

3.      Compare ufs & zfs

4.      Why we should move to zfs?

5.      What is the basic requirement for zfs?

6.      Limitations of zfs

7.      What is “COW” in zfs?

8.      What is “dataset” and how many datasets zfs can support?

9.      What is zpool and how many datasets zpool can support?

10.  What is “vdev” in zfs and also define the types of vdevs?

11.  What is clone in zfs?