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1:

You are using incremental backup in two levels. The levels used are 1 and 5. When restoring data, in what order will you restore the backup?

  1. first level 1 and then level 5

  2. first level 5 and then level 1

  3. The order doesn't matter; you can restore in any order.

  4. You need a level 0 backup in addition to these two backups to recover the system.

2:

You used the tar command to back up your system. Which command will you use to restore it?

  1. tar

  2. restore

  3. untar

  4. recover

3:

You are using files larger than 2 GBytes on your system. Which utility will you prefer to use to back up the system?

  1. fbackup

  2. tar

  3. cpio

  4. dump

4:

While creating incremental backup at level 2, you used the following command.

 fbackup -v -g gfile -2 -f /dev/rmt/0m 

The next day you performed backup at level 3 using the following command.

 fbackup -v -g gfile -u -3 -f /dev/rmt/0m 
5:

Which files will be backed up?

  1. all files listed in graph file gfile

  2. files that have been modified or created after the first backup

  3. only files newly created after the first backup

  4. only those files that have been modified after the first backup

6:

Which backup level is always a full backup, no matter how the previous backup has been performed?

  1. level 0

  2. level 1

  3. level 9

  4. a backup created with the level=full option on the command line

7:

Which tar command is used to restore data?

  1. tar -xvf /dev/rmt/0m

  2. tar -cvf /dev/rmt/0m

  3. tar -tvf /dev/rmt/0m

  4. tar -tf /dev/rmt/0m

8:

Why is a recovery tape made with the make_recovery command important?

  1. Without creating a recovery tape, you can't use the tar command for backup.

  2. Without creating a recovery tape, you can't use the fbackup command for backup.

  3. Without creating a recovery tape, you can't recover from a damaged boot disk by booting off your recovery tape.

  4. The recovery tape is used with the frecover command.

9:

Which statement is true?

  1. SAM can be used to create a full backup only.

  2. SAM can be used to create both full and incremental backups.

  3. A time schedule for backups can't be specified in SAM.

  4. It is not possible to use SAM for interactive backup and restore.

10:

What information is present in Backup Scope when using SAM?

  1. the time at which the backup will be performed

  2. the directories included in the backup

  3. the device on which the data will be backed up

  4. all of the above


   
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HP Certified
HP Certified: HP-UX System Administration
ISBN: 0130183741
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2000
Pages: 390
Authors: Rafeeq Rehman

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