An administrator in your organization says you do not need to back up the domain files on a machine which only managed servers run.
Select the best explanation for this statement.
An administrator in your organization says you do not need to back up the domain files on a machine which only managed servers run.
Select the best explanation for this statement.
It is true that the domain files can be recreated using the pack and unpack utilities. However, there is an exception: if the security realm uses the embedded LDAP system, this is not included in the JAR file created by the pack utility. Therefore, it is important to back up the embedded LDAP data separately to ensure complete restoration of the security configuration.
B? https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1213/wls/WLDPU/commands.htm#WLDPU172
I think B, because the security data is stored in the LDAP server and is not included in the template. https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1213/wls/WLDPU/commands.htm#WLDPU172
why not C?
O correto é a A
I think Answer is A Source: A Comprehensive Certification Guide by Gustavo Garnica There are important differences between backing up managed servers and backing up the administration server. As explained in previous chapters, managed servers maintain copies of certain information that are centrally kept in the administration server, such as the main domain configuration repository3 and the contents of the embedded LDAP. Upon starting, managed servers will contact the administration server to obtain a fresh copy of those artifacts. Therefore, it is sufficient to back up managed servers by exporting their configuration using the pack command with the managed option