Which three steps are required to expand an Exadata X9M-2 Database Server with the lowest memory configuration available to the highest memory configuration?
What does the following command do?
root@rul6 -]# for j in {01..23} ; do ipmitool sunoem cli "set /SP/network/test ping=192.168.1.1$j'' ; done
The given command uses a for loop with ipmitool to issue ping commands sequentially to a range of IP addresses in the management network:
for j in {01..23}; do ipmitool sunoem cli 'set /SP/network/test ping=192.168.1.1$j'; done
This script verifies the connectivity of the ILOM management network before the Exadata installation. Each server's Service Processor (SP) is tested for reachability, confirming that the management network setup is operational across the full rack .
Which two quarantine types can disable Smart Scan for multiple databases that offload SQL statements to a cell on an Exadata Database Machine?
A and E are the two correct quarantine types that can disable Smart Scan for multiple databases that offload SQL statements to a cell on an Exadata Database Machine. A is correct because SQL Plan Quarantine will disable Smart Scan for all queries related to the SQL plan that was placed in the SQL Plan Quarantine [1]. E is correct because the Cell Offload Quarantine will disable Smart Scan for all queries offloaded to Oracle Database Exadata Storage Server Software [2]. The other statements (B, C, and D) are incorrect.
How many 128GB Persistent Memory DIMMS are included in Exadata X9M-2 Extended (XT) Storage Servers?
The Exadata X9M-2 Extended (XT) Storage Server does not include any Persistent Memory (PMEM) DIMMs. The XT server configuration primarily serves as a cost-effective archival storage option and lacks the performance features available in the HC (High Capacity) and EF (Extreme Flash) storage servers. This configuration does not include Persistent Memory, which is leveraged in other models for accelerating OLTP workloads and providing extremely low-latency data access.
Your customer would like to configure monitoring capabilities Auto Service Request (ASR) on the stand-alone server that was set aside to run ASR Manager.
What configuration should you set up for the customer?
For setting up Auto Service Request (ASR) monitoring on a standalone server dedicated to ASR Manager:
ASR Manager with SNMP Traps: Configuring ASR Manager to utilize SNMP traps allows it to automatically receive alerts from the Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM) on Exadata components. The SNMP traps notify ASR Manager of specific hardware faults or critical system events, which then automatically generate service requests with Oracle Support.
This setup ensures proactive monitoring and allows rapid response to any critical alerts related to the Exadata hardware, leveraging the ILOM's ability to monitor key system health metrics and trigger alerts as necessary.
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