Oracle VM 1z0-590 Updated Exam

When editing a server pool policy.

When adding a new server to server pool.

When creating a new VM.

When adding a new server storage.

When define the VLAN group.

Oracle VM 3.x has multiple identical storage repositories. Additional identical repositories can be added as needed. A best practice is to select a medium size for the repository based on your usage.

The way to grow an Oracle VM 3.x storage repository is to add additional space to the rootrepository as needed. A best practice is to only configure additional space when determined it is needed.

Oracle VM 3.x has a single fixed storage repository. A best practice is to configure the repository with 30%-40% headroom forgrowth.

The way to grow an Oracle VM 3.x storage repository is to add sub-repositories beneath the root repository. A best practice is to provision one or more larger repositories to avoid the management overhead of numerous sub-repositories.

On each Oracle VM server, stop the agent, delete all files in /etc/ovs-agent/db, then restart the agent.

From the Oracle VM Manager, select the Server Pools tab and do a Restore operation on the server pool.

On the server pool master, stop the agent, delete all files in /etc/ovs-agent/db, then restart the agent.

From theOracle VM Manager, select the server pool master on the Servers tab, and Reboot the server.

Use a specified server pool as the default for allcommands requiring a server pool argument.

Use a specified virtual machine name as the default for all commands requiring a virtual machine argument.

Use a specified user name as the default for all commands requiring a user name argument.

Use a specified server name as the default for all commands requiring a server argument.

Use a specified group name as the default for all commands requiring a group argument.