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Consider the following:
What is true concerning this publisher's Signature Policy?
Your company decides to store its software packages in one repository. The new repository will include five publishers. How can you configure your pkg clients such that each package is updated from the publisher originally used to install it?
Link aggregation and IP multipathing both offer some benefits for network performance and reliability. Identify two correct statements.
Yon are testing the connectivity between an Oracle Solaris 11 system and a local IPS server that has the host name of mercury within the domain purple.com.
The command ping mercury indicates the sever is alive.
The URI http://mercury.purple.com produces the error:
Firefox can't find the server at mercury.purple.com
Yon enter the command svcprop --p config network/dns/client
Which two can be verified?
You administer an Oracle Solaris 11 server. You created an IPS repository and set the pkg publisher origin. You did not configure the pkg/service service. What type of access have you provided for your now repository?
