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| Question ID 21362 | Which NAMESCTL command can be used to manually force Names Server discovery?
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| Option A | Flush
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| Option B | Reload
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| Option C | Reorder_NS
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| Option D | Discover_NS
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| Option E | Start_client_cache
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| Correct Answer | C |
Explanation Explanation: Answer C is correct. "Reorder_NS" command creates a file listing local Names servers and their addresses, so it can be used to manually force Names Server discovery. Incorrect Answers: A is incorrect; "Flush server" command eliminates connect descriptors for other subregions from the Names server whose name is used in this command instead of "server". B is incorrect; "Reload server" command forces a check for data changes and reloads new information, if any. D is incorrect; there is no "Discover_NS" command in NAMESCTL utility. E is incorrect; "Start_client_cache" command starts the client cache process, where all Names server information will be stored.
| Question ID 21364 | Which folder would you use in the Net8 Assistant Tool to change the naming method?
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| Option A | Profile
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| Option B | Configuration
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| Option C | Service Names
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| Option D | Oracle Names Server
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| Correct Answer | A |
Explanation Explanation: Answer A is correct. To change naming method in the Net8 Assistant Tool you should use Profile folder. Incorrect Answers: B is incorrect; there is no "Configuration" folder in the Net8 Assistant Tool. C is incorrect; "Service Names" folder is used to define service names descriptions. D is incorrect; "Oracle Names Server" folder provides information about Oracle Names Servers in the system.