All LLT links fail simultaneously in a two-node cluster with disk-based fencing configured. Node0 won the race for the coordinator disks, and (Model panics and restarts as a result of losing the race. Node1 is now unable to join Node0 to form a cluster.

What happens if the administrator forces GAB to seed on Node?

What is the state of a remote cluster if the connector process on a local cluster determines the remote cluster is down, but the remote cluster sends a response indicating it is running and connected to the local cluster?

An administrator manually edits the Veritas Cluster Server configuration file while a cluster is stopped. When the cluster is restarted, all the changes made are missing. Why are the changes made to the configuration file missing?

As part of the consolidation efforts in a data center, the administrator decides to merge two two-node Veritas Cluster Server (VCS) clusters into a four-node VCS cluster. The source and target clusters are on the same networks for LLT communication. The administrator performs the following tasks as preparation for the merge while both clusters are still running:

modifies /etc/llttab files on the source cluster systems so the cluster ID is changed to the cluster ID of the target cluster

modifies /etc/llthosts files on all systems to include the four nodes

modifies /etc/gabtab files on all systems to require the four systems to seed

ensures the source cluster systems can see the fencing disks used by the target cluster

copies the fencing configuration files from the target cluster systems to the source cluster systems

adds the source cluster systems to the target cluster configuration using the hasys –add command

After the preparation is complete, the administrator stops the source cluster leaving the applications running, then stops the whole communication stack and restarts it in the correct order. When the administrator attempts to start the cluster again on the source cluster systems, they fail to join the four-node cluster.

Which preparation step that the administrator failed to perform is preventing the source cluster systems from joining the four-node cluster?

Which log can an administrator review to determine why a resource failed to come online?

Which two capabilities must an application have in order to be made highly available using Veritas Cluster Server? (Select two.)

An administrator wants to deploy a complex cluster configuration that will include over six nodes, I/O fencing, and multiple private cluster interconnections.

Which method will help the administrator to implement rapid cluster deployment?

Which behavior should an administrator expect when performing the Veritas InfoScale Availability online upgrade process using the installer?

An administrator is evaluating the suitability of an application to be clustered using Veritas InfoScale Availability.

Which condition prevents the application from being made highly available?

What happens when a split-brain occurs and I/O fencing is disabled?