HP NonStop Systems and Technologies - HP0-A22 Exam Practice Test

A. Disk cache sizes are unlimited.

B. More memory is available to each task.

C. Processes can be spread across processors.

D. Each processor can work independently.

A. manages communications only to the processor within its enclosure

B. routes Guardian interprocess communications

C. has interfaces to both the ServerNet hardware and the serial maintenance bus (SMB) B. runs its own independent operating system

D. connects directly to system fans

A. dumping of memory and reloading of failed processors

B. formatting and cataloging of disk and tape dumps

C. detection of and recovery from disk failures

D. detection and recovery of transaction failures

A. Adding users is a very complex process which aids in maintaining data security.

B. The performance of an application can be improved by adding more servers.

C. Significant programming effort is required to distribute the requester/server beyond a single node.

D. Programs compiled on the Guardian subsystem are completely portable to the Windows NT NOS.

A. $PM

B. $0

C. $OSP

D. $EMS

A. linear

B. exponential

C. fractional

D. geometric

A. viewing of server application configuration and status

B. formatting of application event messages

C. configuration and management of system event logs

D. examination and analysis of historical application and hardware event messages

A. TPDC

B. ViewSys

C. NSX

D. TPM/lnsight

A. immediately store critical registers to memory and power the memory until the batteries are drained

B. power the enclosure for up to 5 minutes, allowing the system to shut down in an orderly fashion

C. provide power to the service processors to allow them to configure the system for a proper restart once power is restored

D. power the enclosure for up to 30 seconds and then power the memory until the catteries are drained

A. FUP

B. ENFORM

C. SQLCI

D. ENABLE

A. security attributes that cause data to be cleared after a file is purged

B. records to validate a user's identity

C. subjects authorized to access an object

D. characteristics that apply special protection to that object

A. tape drives

B. ATM devices

C. X.25 connected devices

D. standard serial printers

A. Each disk contains exactly the same data.

B. Applications can choose which disk to access.

C. Data is read from each disk and compared.

D. The same controller accesses both disks.

A. To provide additional storage capacity for operating system images

B. To allow different versions of the operating system to be loaded in different processors

C. To improve access times to object files on the system disk

D. To provide an option to COLDLOAD the system