1z0-590 Oracle VM 3 for x86 Essentials Questions and Answers

xm shutdown

xm reset

xm destroy

xm delete

xm pause

Pause the virtual machine when not in use, then unpause it when needed.

Suspend the virtual machine when not in use, then resume it when needed.

Live migrate the virtual machine to a spareserver when not in use, then live migrate it back when needed.

Power off the virtual machine when not in use, then power it back up when needed.

GFS only

GFS and NFS only

OCFS2 only

OCFS2 and GFS only

GFS, OCFS2 and NFS

NFS only

Memory Size

Server Name

VNC Port

Server Pool Name

Owner

Number of Virtual CPUs

These templates provide development tools (such as gcc, ld, make) that are installed directly into Oracle VM dom0.

You want to customize your Oracle VM server with additional public software download from the internet.

You will need this running if you enter any service request to Oracle support services concerning your Oracle VM server.

You wish to provide an Oracle VM template development environment for Microsoft into guest to your development team.

You are a network hardware partner working with Oracle and need to compile a third party driver for a network interface card to integrate it into Oracle VM server but Oracle VM dom0 does not provide development tool.

Network adaptors

Physical disks

Shareablevirtual disk

non-shareable virtual disk

The VNC port for the virtual console

Option A

Option B

In the import directory of the shared storage repository.

In the Server pool repository.

On another mounted file system accessible to Oracle VM manager.

On a web server supporting HTTP HTTPS orFTP protocol.

In any directory on the Oracle VM manager host system.

1. Copy the entire virtual machine directory for the guest to be converted to the seed_pool directory.2.Open Oracle VM Manager to the Import Virtual Machines page.3. Click the Import button and choose Select from Server Pool.4. Select the server pool and virtual machine image name.

1. Copy the entire virtual machine directory for the guest to be converted to the running_pool directory.2.Open Oracle VM Manager to the Import Virtual Machines page.3. Click the Import button and choose Select from Server Pool.4. Select the server pool and virtual machine image name.

1. Copy the entire virtual machinedirectory for the guest to be converted to the running_pool directory.2. Open Oracle VM Manager to the Import Virtual Machines page.3. Click the Import button and choose Linux/Windows V2V Import.4. Select the server pool and virtual machine image name.

1. Copy the entire virtual machine directory for the guest to be converted to the seed_pool directory.2. Open Oracle VM Manager to the Import Virtual Machines page.3. Click the Import button and choose Linux/Windows V2V import.4. Select the serverpool and virtual machine image name

/var/log/agent.log on the Oracle VM manager.

/var/log/messages on the Oracle VM server.

/var/log/ovm.log on the Oracle VM server.

/var/log/ovm.log on the Oracle VM manager server.

/var/log/ovsagent.log on the Oracle VM server.

It is the server in the server pool that will perform all I/O operations on the file system.

It is theNFS server that provide access to one or more shares.

It is the iSCSI server that will manager one or more LUNs.

It is the security server that will prevent unauthorized server pool members from accessing this share.

It is the admin server for this share.

VLAN

Port authentication

Spanning Tree

Link Aggregation

Dedicated link

It identifies the storage server where the template exists.

It identifies the server pool master so that the template will be in the proper server pool.

It identifies the virtual machine server that will be used to clone the imported template.

It identifies thedefault virtual machine server for VM creation from the template.

It identifies a server with sufficient local disk to store the template content temporarily.

It identifies the Oracle VM server assign to target repository that extract the template content and transfer it to the designated storage repository.

Display a list of all available clone definitions.

Create a new virtual machine from a template.

Create a new modified template from an existing template.

Create a template from an existing virtual machine.

Create a new virtual machine from an existing virtual machine.

Deploy all virtual machinein an assembly in a single step.

Oracle VM uses the same DLM (distributed lock manager) for NFS as it does for OCFS2 partitions.

The standard NFS drivers are sufficient to properly lock files in an NFS repository.

Oracle VM ships with the IO-EMU drivers, which provide proper locking for files on an NFS repository.

Oracle VM ships with a DM-NFS server, which runs on the master pool server and handles distributed file locking for an NFS repository.

You have been tasked withbuilding a Windows based Web server template and need a graphical interface to speed the development process.

You are attempting to remotely build a Windows based database server and you only have access to command line shell.

You have been asked tocreate a small Oracle Linux based template and you prefer a graphical utility to assist with the builder.

You want to build an Oracle Linux based domain controller and GUI in tailored to this type of build.

You want to build a small Oracle Linux based template and you prefer using a command line interface.

1. Insert Oracle VM Manager disk into server to be converted.2. Boot server and type linux p2v at the bootprompt.3. Configure settings for virtual machine import.4. In Oracle VM Manager, go to the Virtual Machine Images page and click on Import.5. Enter information on the virtual machine, then give the IP address of the server to be imported

1. InsertOracle VM Manager disk into server to be converted.2. Boot server and type linux p2v at the boot prompt.3. Configure settings for virtual machine import.4. Wait for the conversion to finish, then go to the Oracle VM Manager.5. Enter information on thevirtual machine, then give the IP address of the server to be imported.

1. Insert Oracle VM Server disk into server to be converted.2. Boot server and type linux p2v at the boot prompt.3. Configure settings for virtual machine import.4. In Oracle VMManager, go to the Virtual Machine Images page and click on Import.5. Enter information on the virtual machine, then give the IP address of the server to be imported.

1. Insert Oracle VM Server disk into server to be converted.2. Boot server and type linux p2v at the boot prompt.3. Configure settings for virtual machine import.4. Wait for the conversion to finish, then open a browser to the IP address of the server being converted.5. On the page presented, select the server pool to be targeted.

A command line utility to customize and create a system image.

Microsoft template system image.

Oracle Linux template system image.

Red Hat Linux template system image.

The predefined YUM repository of customized RPMs.

Script used to configure and clean up the template.