Machine maintenance is equivalent to machine repair.

A . find out B . find C . look for

A .  to prevent the creation of an excessive number of scheduler job classes B .  to allow the Automated Maintenance Tasks to use system resources without any restriction C .  to allow resource sharing only among the Automated Maintenance Tasks in the maintenance window D .  to prevent the Automated Maintenance Tasks from consuming excessive amounts of system resource

A . improve power factor B . reduce voltage oscillation C . increase the insulation of circuits D . eliminate regenerated magnetic field

A . two frequencies must be brought into phase B . the incoming machine accepts a small amount of load C . the running machine must be unload D . both voltages are equal

A . An alternator B . An electric motor C . A diesel engine D . A main switchboard

A . CRS-1 SMU can be applied to a different platform， and vice versa B . SMU is an executable code for running a process or libraries that are shared between the different processes C . SMUs for each release are individually downloadable from Cisco.com and come in the form of a tar ball D . SMUs provide software fixes for critical network down and qualification blocking issues Therefore，every software defect has a corresponding SMU E . SMUs are release-specific. If an issue affects multiple platforms or releases，an SMU is built separately for each release and each platform

A . Clock speed and memory capacity B . AIX version and number of users C . pSeries class and number of CPUs D . pSeries model and number of LPAR

A . A、MAC address B . B、IP address C . C、host address D . D、domain name address

A . There is no automatic method to change the PM(s) status to INACTIVE B . The PM(s) will become in INACTIVE if 'Change the Status of All Associated PM(s) to Inactive?' is checked while decommissioning the asset C . The only way to change the status of the PM(s) to INACTIVE is to remove the assets from the PM(s) and then change the status of the PM(s) to INACTIVE D . If the 'Change the Status of All Associated PM(s) to Inactive?' is not selected during decommissioning, the PM(s) status will remain ACTIVE; however, work order cannot be generated from the PM having a decommissioned asset

A . check oil level in bearing sump B . check them for leakagec through end seals C . pump bilges in time D . check temperature

A . to prevent the creation of an excessive number of scheduler job classes B . to allow the Automated Maintenance Tasks to use system resources without any restriction C . to allow resource sharing only among the Automated Maintenance Tasks in the maintenance window D . to prevent the Automated Maintenance Tasks from consuming excessive amounts of system resource

A . Frequent draining of accumulated moisture B . Frequent testing of relief valves C . A close watch on temperature to prevent fluctuations in pressure D . Frequent cleaning to re move oil and foreign matter

A . liquid B . steam C . gas D . electricity

A . Providing technical customer support B . Changing configurations C . Updating software D . Monitoring network performance E . Replacing hardware F . Scheduling backu

A . It is likely that equipment will break down frequently. B . It is likely that equipment will break down infrequently. C . It shows that maintenance is performed on an as needed basis. D . It shows that there are frequent crises when it comes to maintaining equipment.

A . Action Management B . Fault Management C . Configuration Management D . Protocol Management E . Security Management

A.Execute show run to check current running configuration of the device B.Execute show start running-config to check configuration state saved last time C.Execute dir cfg to check whether configuration file has been saved in directory flash/cfg and taken effect after being written. D.Execute show run to check arp entry and route entry of the device.

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