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Question ID 4135	A machine running Solaris 10 OS displays the following message during boot: mount: mount—point /opt/local does not exist The system stops in single-user mode while waiting for the root password. Which two are valid troubleshooting procedures for this problem? (Choose two)
Option A	A.    Restart the NFS client using # svcadm restart svc:/network/nf s/c1ient.
Option B	B.    Boot the machine into single user mode, run fsck on the root file system, and then reboot.
Option C	C.    Boot the machine into single-user mode, then check that /opt/local exists and that the /etc/vfstab entry is spelled correctly.
Option D	D.    Boot the machine into single-user mode, comment the line from the /etc/vtstab file, and reboot. Verify that the NFS server software is running on the server, and that the directory specified in the client's /etc/vi stab file is properly exported using # showmount -e.
Correct Answer	C,D

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Question ID 4136	Your server has been crashing intermittently for unknown reasons. Youtfie been told to start saving the information from the crash in the /var/crash directory (c0tid0s4) so that a technician can analyze the problem. Your crash dump configuration file has the following entries: Dump content: all pages Dump device: /dev/dsk/c0d0s1 (swap) Savecore directory: /var/crash/ Savecore enabled: no After the most recent crash, you went into the /var/crash directory to look for the dump file and the directory was empty. What would you need to do to get the system to store the system crash dumps in the /var/crash directory?
Option A	A.    coreadm -p /dev/dsk/c0d0s4
Option B	B.    coreadm —y
Option C	C.    dumpadm —s /dev/dsk/c0d0s4
Option D	D.    dumpadm -y
Correct Answer	D

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