According to IBM documentation1, to define a server for server-to-server communications, you need to use the DEFINE SERVER command and specify three parameters: SERVERNAME, HLADDRESS, and LLADDRESS. The SERVERNAME parameter is the name of the server that you are defining. The HLADDRESS parameter is the high-level addressof the server that you are defining. The LLADDRESS parameter is the low-level address of the server that you are defining.
Question 2
Which information is displayed by the QUERY OCCUPANCY command?
Options:
A.
the number of extents being stored for the node
B.
the name of the storage pool that contains the backup data
C.
the date of the most recent backup
D.
the value for saved space occupied for deduplicated data
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Explanation:
According to IBM’s documentation1, the QUERY OCCUPANCY command shows where client file spaces are stored and how much space they occupy. The information displayed by this command includes:
The node name
The file space name
The storage pool name
The device class name
The number of files
The physical space occupied
The logical space occupied
The deduplication ratio
Question 3
Which function does theUPDATE NODEcommand allow?
Options:
A.
rename the node
B.
modify the node's dsm.opt file
C.
change which IBM Spectrum Protect server the node backs up to
D.
set if deduplication can occur for this node
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Explanation:
the UPDATE NODE command allows you to update node attributes, such as node name, password, policy domain, management class, deduplication settings, replication settings, and more1