What must an administrator do to prevent new telnet users from connecting to the system？（）  

A . Islpp -v B . Ippchk -v C . installp -v D . instfix -v

A . Store-and-forward switching B . Microsegmentation C . Transparent bridging D . Fragment-free switching E . Virtual LANs F . Cut-through switching

A .  Spare parts B .  Rotating Item C .  Classification D .  Operating Locatio

A . Create a local move request. B . Create a custom Management role.Assign the role to Admin1. C . Add Admin1 to the Organization Management role group. D . Add Admin1 to the Recipient Management security group.

A .  stopsvc telnet B .  stopnetsvc telnet C .  stopsvc telnetd D .  stopnetsvc telnetd

A .  port 21（ftp）：tcp and port 657（rmc）：tcp B .  port 22（ssh）：tcp and port 657（rmc）：udp C .  port 657（rmc）：tcp and port 657（rmc）：udp D .  port 161（snmp）：tcp and port 161（snmp）：ud

A . CPU utilization B . where Netflow data will be sent C . number of devices exporting Netflow data D . port availability E . SNMP version F . WAN encapsulatio

A . Create an administrative group for each office. Place each Exchange server that is managed by an office technician into that Office’s administrative group. Assign the central IT group full control over all administrative groups. Assign each office technician control over his or her office’s administrative groups B . Create one administrative group. Place all Exchange servers in the administrative group. Assign the central IT group full control over the administrative group. Make each office technician a member fo the local Backup Operators group on each group they manage C . Create an administrative group for each office. Place one Exchange server in each group. Assign the central IT group and each office technician full control over each administrative group D . Create one administrative group for all Exchange front-end servers. Assign each office technician control over this administrative group. Create another administrative group for all Exchange back-end servers. Assign the central IT group control over this administrative grou

A .  vmstat -H B .  mpstat -s C .  lparstat -h D .  sar -p HYPER

A . rmdev -l /dev/pts B . touch /etc/nologin C . chdev -l sys0 -a nologin D . chuser -a login=false ALL

A . Reboot AIX within the LPAR. B . Run cfgmgr against the device sys0. C . Shutdown and then activate the default_profile. D . Ensure the RSCT daemon is operative and run cfgmgr again.

A . /etc/rc.tcpip B . refresh -s inetd C . startsrc -s inetd D . startsrc -g tcpi

A . Run the ‘mkvg -M’ command to create multiple volume groups on a single disk B . Add a new disk to the system or release a disk from the one of the existing volume groups C . Run the ‘mkvg’ command to create multiple volume groups on a single disk providing the disk does not have a PVID D . Run the ‘mkvg’ command to create multiple volume groups on a single disk providing the volume groups have the same PP size

A . Create a security group named HelpDesk. Add the HelpDesk group to the Enterprise Admins group in both domains B . Create a security group named HelpDesk. Add the HelpDesk group to the Domain Admins groups in both domains C . Add the Domain Admins group in the litwareinc.com domain to the Domain Admins group in the contoso.com domain. Delegate full control of the litwareinc.com domain to the Domain Admins group in the contoso.com domain D . Create a security group named HelpDesk for each office. Delegate administrative tasks to their respective OU or domain.Delegate full control of the contoso.com domain to the Domain Admins group from the litwareinc.com domai

A .  Recover From HACMP Script Failure. B .  Release Locks Set By Dynamic Reconfiguration. C .  Rerun HACMP cluster verification and synchronization. D .  Restore HACMP configuration Database From Active Configuration.

A . Run diag and select the ‘Certify Media’ task. B . Perform a read and write test on the disk and monitor errorlog. C . Update the disk firmware to the latest level and monitor errorlog. D . Format the disk to ensure bad blocks are omitted from the disk layout.

A . Run the 'mkvg -M' command to create multiple volume groups on a single disk B . Add a new disk to the system or release a disk from the one of the existing volume groups C . Run the 'mkvg' command to create multiple volume groups on a single disk providing the disk does not have a PVID D . Run the 'mkvg' command to create multiple volume groups on a single disk providing the volume groups have the same PP size

A .  Define the encapsulation type. B .  Define the standby router. C .  Define the standby IP address. D .  Enable the standby priority.

A . Run diag and select the 'Certify Media' task. B . Perform a read and write test on the disk and monitor errorlog. C . Update the disk firmware to the latest level and monitor errorlog. D . Format the disk to ensure bad blocks are omitted from the disk layout.

A . xntpd start  B . startnetsvc xntpd  C . startsvc s xntpd  D . startsrc s xntpd

A . Active Directory delegation B . Administrator Role Separation C . managed service accounts D . Restricted Grou

A . Run diag and select the ’Certify Media’ task. B . Perform a read and write test on the disk and monitor errorlog. C . Update the disk firmware to the latest level and monitor errorlog. D . Format the disk to ensure bad blocks are omitted from the disk layout.

A .  included in the resource group. B .  currently managing the resource group. C .  not part of an application resource group. D .  included in a cluster_admin resource group.

A . Set each end of the trunk line to IEEE 802.1Q encapsulation. B . Set the same VTP management domain name on both switches. C . Set all ports on the two switched as access ports. D . Configure one of the two switches as a VTP server. E . Connect the two switches using a rollover cable. F . Use a router to forward VTP traffic between the VLANs.