Oracle Exam 1Z0-133 Topic 8 Question 97 Discussion

Actual exam question for Oracle's 1Z0-133 exam

Question #: 97
Topic #: 8

The admin server's domain files were backed up by using the tar command on Linux. The admin server crashes and the domain files become corrupted. The domain files are restored from the backup. You try and start the admin server by using the usual domain start script. The script does not run. The error is ''permission denied''.

How should you troubleshoot this?

ACheck the ownership and file system permissions of the start script

BEnsure you are currently logged in as a WebLogic Server administrator before running the script

CStop any running managed servers and then start the admin server

DAfter the restoration of a domain, you must start the admin by using WLST

EBe sure to start the admin server as the root user

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Suggested Answer: A

by Amina at Jul 05, 2024, 06:56 PM

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Hermila

4 months ago

This is a real 'root' cause problem, if you ask me! (pun intended)

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Oliva

4 months ago

B is the answer. You need to be logged in as a WebLogic admin to run the script, otherwise, it's 'permission denied'.

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Shenika

3 months ago

That makes sense. I'll make sure to check that next time.

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Gracia

4 months ago

Yes, you need to be logged in as a WebLogic admin to run it.

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Cherrie

4 months ago

I think the issue is with the permissions of the start script.

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Hershel

5 months ago

E is the way to go! Start the admin server as the root user, that'll show those pesky permissions!

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Odelia

3 months ago

User3 is correct, let's troubleshoot by checking the ownership and permissions of the start script.

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Minna

3 months ago

I think we should check the ownership and file system permissions of the start script first.

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Jettie

3 months ago

User1 is right, it's not safe to start the admin server as the root user.

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Josphine

4 months ago

No, starting the admin server as the root user is not recommended.

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Alise

5 months ago

D seems like the logical choice here. After restoring the domain, you need to use WLST to start the admin server.

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Glendora

4 months ago

D) After the restoration of a domain, you must start the admin by using WLST

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Terry

4 months ago

B) Ensure you are currently logged in as a WebLogic Server administrator before running the script

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Eden

4 months ago

A) Check the ownership and file system permissions of the start script

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Louvenia

5 months ago

Starting the admin server as the root user might also solve the issue.

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Maryrose

5 months ago

I think the correct answer is A. Checking the ownership and file system permissions of the start script is the first step to troubleshoot this issue.

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Trina

4 months ago

D) After the restoration of a domain, you must start the admin by using WLST

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Lucia

4 months ago

C) Stop any running managed servers and then start the admin server

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Antione

4 months ago

B) Ensure you are currently logged in as a WebLogic Server administrator before running the script

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Georgiana

4 months ago

A) Check the ownership and file system permissions of the start script

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Fidelia

5 months ago

I think we should also ensure we are logged in as a WebLogic Server administrator before running the script.

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Jeffrey

5 months ago

I agree with Ines. That could be the reason for the 'permission denied' error.

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Ines

5 months ago

I think we should check the ownership and file system permissions of the start script.

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