Identify three correct statements of a multi-org setup. （）(Choose three.)

A . It can run entirely on the Internet. B . A minimum of two modules needs to be implemented for an organization. C . It is engineered to work as an integrated system on a single IT infrastructure. D . It supports multi-directional flows of business information within an organization.

A .  file striping B .  allocation unit mirroring C .  automatic disk rebalancing D .  automatic file size increment E .  automatic undo management

A .  ASA supports both stubmulticast routing and PIMmulticast routing. However， you cannot configure bothconcurrently on a single security appliance B .  When configured for stubmulticast routing， the ASA can act as the Rendezvous Point （RP） C .  If the ASAdetects IGMPversion1 routers， the ASAwill automatically switch to IGMP version 1 operations. D .  The ASA supports both PIM-SM and bi-directional PIM E .  Enabling multicast routing globally on the ASA automatically enables PIM and IGMP on all interfaces F .  The ASA can be configured for IGMP snooping toconstrain theflooding of multicast traffic by dynamically configuring themulticast traffic to be forwarded only those interfaces associated with hosts requesting themulticast grou

A . when the tablespace is online B . when the tablespace has segments with data in it C . when the tablespace is a default permanent tablespace for the database D . when the tablespace contains a table that is currently being used by transactions E . when the tablespace contains undo data that is needed to rollback an uncommitted transactio

A . 192.168.27.33 B . 192.168.27.112 C . 192.168.27.119 D . 192.168.27.126 E . 192.168.27.175 F . 192.168.27.208

A . DDoS signatures B . strong signatures C . exploit signatures D . numeric signatures E . spoofing signatures F . connection signature

A .  A firewall in routed mode has one IP address B .  A firewall in transparent mode has one IP address C .  In routed mode， the firewall is considered to be a Layer 2 dew D .  In routed mode， the firewall is considered to be a Layer 3 device E .  In transparent mode， the firewall is considered to be a Layer 2 device F .  In transparent mode， the firewall is considered to be a Layer 3 device

A . includes three design levels B . incorporates products and technologies into enterprise, service provider, and commercial systems C . extends the value of designs through a sustained development plan D . does not factor customer input design process E . facilitates faster and more reliable customer deployments F . incorporates a narrow range of technologies and product

A . file striping B . allocation unit mirroring C . automatic disk rebalancing D . automatic file size increment E . automatic undo management

A .  public int a [] B .  static int [] a C .  public [] int a D .  private int a [3] E .  private int [3] a [] F .  public final int [] a

A . processes user response B . processes function activities C . passes information to Notification Mailer D . sends event information to a workflow process E . include the task of executing custom code on the event informatio

A . ability to automatically convert Spring application to JavaEE 6 framework B . ability to export the WebLogic Container feature to another Spring enabled JavaEE server C . ability to extend the WebLogic Server console with some Spring-related pages D . official support of Spring apps inside WebLogic by Oracle Support E . support for injection of WebLogic MBeans and Resources into Spring applicatio

A . JMS Server B . JMS Module C . Node Manager D . Queue Manager E . Persistent Store

A . It has the same maximum hop count as version 1. B . It uses broadcasts for its routing updates. C . It is a classless routing protocol. D . It has a lower default administrative distance than RIP version 1. E . It supports authentication. F . It does not send the subnet mask in updates.

A . enable one-time definition of objects B . are referenced by several Oracle Application modules C . are defined in each Oracle Application module separately D . are owned by a single Oracle Application module for table purposes only E . are owned by a single Oracle Application module to designate the primary user or decision maker

A . Decreased use of storage to store audit trail rows in the database. B . It improves overall auditing performance. C . It guarantees zero-loss auditing. D . The audit trail cannot be easily modified because it is read-only. E . It automatically audits Recovery Manager (RMAN) events.

A .  Drop User B .  Tablespace Space Usage C .  Resumable Session Suspended D .  Recovery Area Low On Free Space E .  SYSTEM Tablespace Size Increment

A . Voice needs to be assigned to the hardware priority queue. B . Voice needs to be assigned to the software priority queue. C . Call signaling must have guaranteed bandwidth service. D . Strict-priority queuing should be limited to 50 percent of the capacity of the link. E . At least 33 percent of the link bandwidth should be reserved for default best-effort class.

A .  Voice needs to be assigned to the hardware priority queue B .  Voice needs to be assigned to the software priority queue C .  Call signaling must have guaranteed bandwidth service D .  Strict-priority queuing should be limited to 50 percent of the capacity of the link E .  At least 33 percent or the link bandwidth should be reserved tor default best effort cla

A . Voice needs to be assigned to the hardware priority queue. B . Voice needs to be assigned to the software priority queue. C . Call signaling must have guaranteed bandwidth service. D . Strict-priority queuing should be limited to 50 percent of the capacity of the link.

A . Voice Traffic uses Assured Forwarding B . Voice Signaling traffic uses Assured Forwarding C . Voice Signaling traffic uses priority queuing D . Voice Traffic uses priority queuing E . Voice signaling traffic should use priority queuing with Assured Forwarding

A . Indexes and views can be created on temporary tables. B . Both the data and the structure of temporary tables can be exported. C . Temporary tables are always created in a user’s temporary tablespace. D . The data inserted into a temporary table in a session is available to other sessions. E . Data manipulation language （DML） locks are never acquired on the data of temporary tables.

A . The data can be logically partitioned. B . Users can be assigned to specific organizations. C . It defines organizations and the relationships between them. D . Multiple installations of Oracle Application products are needed. E . It enables at most two business units to use a single installation of Oracle Applications.

A . Drop User B . Tablespace Space Usage C . Resumable Session Suspended D . Recovery Area Low On Free Space E . SYSTEM Tablespace Size Increment