M 7

1.
What is the total amount of level 3 cache that the M7 processor supports
? Mark for Review
(1) Points
32 Mbytes
64 Mbytes (*)
128 Mbytes
256 Mbytes
[Correct] Correct!
2. How many DIMM slots are supported by the M7 processor?

Mark for Review
(1) Points
16 (*)
32
64
128
[Correct] Correct!
3. Which is the function of the Mystic River ASIC?

Mark for Review
(1) Points
Memory Buffer
I/O Hub (*)
Service Processor
Disk Controller
[Incorrect] Incorrect. Please refer back to the lesson “SPARC M7 Proce
ssor Overview.”
4. How does the M7 processor implement SSM within its silic

on? Mark for Review
(1) Points
By improving the crytography performance within the M7 processor chip
By implementing 8 DAX units to function as co-processors (*)
By increasing the size of the instruction pipeline
By implementing increasing the cache size

ssor Overview.”
5. Which response is the definition of a DAX? Mark for

Review
(1) Points
(Choose all correct answers)
A co-processor chip that offloads the data compression and decompression

functions from the software threads
A co-processor with the M7 processor that offloads the data compression

and decompression functions from the software threads (*)
A memory control unit within the M7 processor
A memory control unit chip outside of the M7 processor (*)

ssor Overview.”
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Test: SPARC T7 Servers 2015 Hardware Installation Specialist Online Assessment
Review your answers, feedback, and question scores below. An asterisk (*) indica
tes a correct answer.
This 90- question assessment test is the final component of the SPARC T7
Servers Hardware Installation Specialist training. This assessment will allow y
ou to test your knowledge of the information learned from the SPARC T7 Servers 2
015 Hardware Installation Specialist guided learning path. Passing with a >80% s
core from this assessment makes you eligible to become an SPARC T7 Servers 2015
Hardware Installation Specialist.
SPARC M7 Processor Architecture
(Answer all questions in this section)
6. How many layers of cache does the SPARC M7 processor hav
e? Mark for Review
(1) Points
4 (*)
[Correct] Correct!
7. Which systems use the SPARC M7 processor? Mark for

Review
(1) Points
SPARC M6-32
SPARC T7-2 (*)
Oracle SuperCluster T5-8
SPARC T7-4 (*)
Oracle SuperCluster M7 (*)

ssor Overview.”
8. Which type of link is an inter-processor cache coherent

connection? Mark for Review
(1) Points
SLINK
SP LINK
CLINK (*)
IL

ssor Overview.”
9. Which type of DIMMs are supported by the M7 processor?

Mark for Review
(1) Points
DDR5
DDR4 (*)
DDR3
DDR2

ssor Overview.”
10. How many virtual CPUs can the M7 support considering tha
t each thread can be a virtual CPU? Mark for Review
(1) Points
32
64
128
256 (*)

ssor Overview.”
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SPARC M7 Processor Architecture
11. Which two features are part of the SPARC M7 processor’s po
wer management features ? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Dynamic Voltage Frequency Scaling (*)
Dynamic memory allocation
Voltage Acclimatization
power gating (*)

ssor Overview.”
12. Which three statements are true about M7 processors?

Mark for Review
(1) Points
Each M7 processor provides coherency links, referred to as CLINKs (*)
CLINKS are used on both the M7 and T7 servers (*)
Level 4 cache is one of the most important processor enhancements
CLINKS provide for inter-processor connections (*)
SSM is also a common features with Intel Processors

ssor Overview.”
13. Which statement is true? Mark for Review

(1) Points
The S4 supports 16 threads per core
The SPARC M7 processor uses the fourth generation CMT Core, referred to
as S4 (*)
The SPARC M7 processor uses the fourth generation CMT Core, referred to
as S3.
The S3 supports 16 threads per core

ssor Overview.”
14. What enhancements to the SPARC M7 processor contribute t

o security at all layers of the stack? Mark for Review
(1) Points
4 layers of cache
Increased password protection
Improvements to on-chip cryptography (*)

ssor Overview.”
SPARC T7 Servers Overview

15. Which can fail, yet allow the T7 servers continue to ope
rate and power on? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Single fan
Single power supply (*)
Single fan and and single power supply
[Incorrect] Incorrect. Please refer back to the lesson “SPARC T7 Serve

r Overview.”
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16. What is the benefit of VersaBoot? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Boots the operating system from a versatile drive
Boots Solaris’s root filesystem from firmware-accessible storage
Boots Solaris s root filesystem from firmware-inaccessible storage (*)
[Correct] Correct!
17. How many processor chips does the SPARC T7-4 server have
? Mark for Review
(1) Points
1 SPARC M7 32-core 4.13Ghz CPU
2 SPARC M7 32-core 4.13Ghz CPUs
4 SPARC M7 32-core 4.13Ghz CPUs (*)

r Overview.”
18. What are two benefits of DIMM sparing? Mark for Review
(1) Points
1 out of 16 DIMMs per socket can be spared (*)
2 out of 16 DIMMs per socket can be spared
Migration of contents from failing DIMM takes place, with minor impact o
n performance
Migration of contents from failing DIMM takes place, with no visible imp
act on performance (*)

r Overview.”
19. Which components are located in a single T7-4 server pro

cessor module? Mark for Review
(1) Points
2 CPUs, 32 DIMM slots, 12 BoBs (*)
4 CPUs, 64 DIMM slots, 24 BoBs
4 drive bays, 2 IOHs, server processor module

r Overview.”
? Mark for Review
(1) Points
1 SPARC M7 32-core 4.13Ghz CPU
2 SPARC M7 32-core 4.13Ghz CPUs (*)


r Overview.”
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? Mark for Review
(1) Points
1 SPARC M7 32-core 4.13Ghz CPU (*)

r Overview.”
22. Which can fail, yet allow the T7 servers continue to ope
rate? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Single fan
Single power supply
Single fan and and single power supply (*)

r Overview.”
23. What are two benefits of NVMe? Mark for Review
(1) Points
PCIe based SSD (*)
Lower performance than SAS
Higher performance than SAS (*)
Lower Performance than SATA
Higher performance than SATA

r Overview.”
24. Which three statements are true? Mark for Review

(1) Points
The SPARC T7-1 is the replacement for the SPARC T4-1 server (*)
The SPARC T7-1 server uses XSCF as its systems management
The SPARC T7-2 is the replacement for SPARC T5-2 server (*)
The SPARC T7 servers use the new SPARC T7 microprocessor
SPARC T7-4 is the replacement for the SPARC T5-4 server (*)
[Correct] Correct!
25. Which components are located in a T7-4 server main modul

e? Mark for Review
(1) Points
2 CPUs, 32 DIMM slots, 12 Bobs

4 CPUs, 64 DIMM slots, 24 BoBs
8 drive bays, 4 IOHs, server processor module (*)

r Overview.”
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26. What is the maximum memory configuration in a SPARC T7-1
server? Mark for Review
(1) Points
16 DIMM slots with memory mezzanine (*)
32 DIMM slots with memory risers
64 DIMM Slots

r Overview.”

(1) Points
16 DIMM slots with memory risers
32 DIMM slots with memory mezzanines

64 DIMM slots (*)

r Overview.”

(1) Points
16 DIMM slots with memory mezzanine
32 DIMM slots with memory risers (*)
64 DIMM slots
[Correct] Correct!
SPARC T7 Servers Installation

29. Which resource are you required to use at a customer sit
e for server installation? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Site Requirements
Product Documentation
EIS Installation Checklists (*)

r Installation.”
30. What do you type to power on a SPARC T7server? Mark for

Review
(1) Points
Start / system (*)
Root and changeme
Host and changeme

r Installation.”
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31. When installing a SPARC T7 server in a rack you should?
Mark for Review
(1) Points
Load servers into the rack from the middle
Load servers into a rack from the top down
Load servers into a rack from the bottom up (*)

r Installation.”
32. What is a key benefit of Automated Service Request (ASR)

? Mark for Review
(1) Points
ASR provides installation self-service requests
ASR sends every possible fault or flaw messages to Oracle immediately fo

r service
ASR software resolves problems faster by automatically opening service r

equests for Oracle s qualified server products when specific faults occur (*)

r Installation.”
33. What piece of equipment is required when installing a SP
ARC T7-2 and SPARC T7-4 server into a rack? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Lift (*)
Hex wrench
Hex screwdriver

r Installation.”
34. What do you type to login to the SP in a SPARC T7 server

? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Start / system
Root and changeme (*)
Host and changeme
[Correct] Correct!
35. What is the CMA? Mark for Review

(1) Points
Cable Management Arm (*)
Cable Movement Action
Connect Management System

r Installation.”
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36. What are two options that can function as a systems cons
ole during the SPARC T7 installation? Mark for Review
(1) Points
iPhone
ASCII terminal (*)
Workstation (*)
Kindle
[Correct] Correct!
37. Which one of these SPARC T7 server installation hardware

steps are in the correct order? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Adjust the CMA, attach data and management cables to the server, and ins
tall the server into a rack.
Install the server into a rack, attach data and management cables to the
server, and adjust the CMA. (*)
Install the server into a rack, adjust the CMA, and attach data and mana
gement cables to the server.
[Correct] Correct!
38. Which one of these SPARC T7 server installation steps ar

e in the correct order? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Prepare terminal access, turn on power to the SP, monitor the boot proce
ss via ILOM, and power on the server and set up the operating system. (*)
Power on the server and set up the operating system, prepare terminal ac
cess, turn on power to the SP, and monitor the boot process via ILOM.
Monitor the boot process via ILOM, power on the server and set up the op
erating system. prepare terminal access, and turn on power to the SP.

r Installation.”
39. What is the password for root in your initial SP login?

Mark for Review
(1) Points
root
changeme (*)
admin
default
[Correct] Correct!
40. What is the recommended number of people to install a SP

ARC T7 server? Mark for Review
(1) Points
2 (*)

r Installation.”
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41. How can you boot a SPARC T7 server? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Using the VersaBoot process
Using the Fallback boot process
Using the conventional boot process
Using all of these options (*)

r Installation.”
SPARC T7 Servers FRU CRU

42. Which three of these T7-1 server components are FRUs?
Mark for Review
(1) Points
SAS SSD
DVD drive (*)
Motherboard (*)
Disk backplane (*)
Memory mezzanine

r FRU CRU.”
43. Which two of these T7-4 server components are FRUs?
Mark for Review
(1) Points
Cable kit (*)
Main module
Rear IO module
Processor module (*)
Rear chassis sub assembly

r FRU CRU.”
44. In the T7-4 where is the eUSB is located? Mark for

Review
(1) Points
In the main module
On the rear IO board (*)
In the processor filler module

r FRU CRU.”
45. Which three of these T7-4 server components are CRUs?

Mark for Review
(1) Points
Cable kit
Main module (*)

Rear IO module (*)
Processor module (*)
Rear chassis sub assembly

r FRU CRU.”
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SPARC T7 Servers FRU CRU
Mark for Review
(1) Points
DVD drive (*)
Memory riser (*)
Disk backplane (*)
Fan cage asssembly
Power supply backplane

r FRU CRU.”
47. To remove the T7-4 rear chassis sub assembly you must:
Mark for Review
(1) Points
Remove the front components, remove the rear components, remove the scre
ws that secure the RCSA to the chassis from the rear, pull the RCSA from the rea
r.
ws that secure the RCSA to the chassis from the front, pull the RCSA from the re
ar. (*)
ws that secure the RCSA to the chassis from the front, pull the RCSA from the fr
ont.
[Correct] Correct!

Mark for Review
(1) Points
SAS SSD (*)
PCIe card (*)
Motherboard
Disk backplane
Memory mezzanine (*)

r FRU CRU.”
49. In the T7-2, to remove the fan cage assembly, you must:
Mark for Review
(1) Points
Remove the memory mezzanines, remove the fans, remove the cables, pull t
he fan cage assembly up out of the server.
Remove the memory risers, remove the fans, remove the cables, pull the f
an cage assembly up out of the server.
Remove the memory risers, remove the fans, remove the cables, remove the
screws that secure memory riser guide and pull it up out of the server, pull th
e fan cage assembly up out of the server. (*)

r FRU CRU.”
50. In the T7-2, to remove the power supply backplane, you m

ust: Mark for Review
(1) Points
Remove the memory risers, the air baffle, the drives, the power supply r
ibbon cable and cover, and the bus bar screws.
Remove the memory risers, the air baffle, the power supplies, the power
supply ribbon cable and cover, and the bus bar screws. (*)
Remove the memory mezzanines, the air baffle, the power supplies, the po
wer supply ribbon cable and cover, and the bus bar screws.

r FRU CRU.”
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EIS
51. What tasks occur during the operational handover phase o
f the EIS methodology? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Collate the EISdocV4 documents pertaining to this customer installation,

and product documentation for handover (*)
Provide the customer the 20% installation service rebate that is require
d after a successful installation
Obtain customer signatures to successful close project
Document the serial number for the system(s) installed, as well as any c
omments pertaining to the installation (*)
[Incorrect] Sorry, that is not correct. Please review the course con
tent and try again.
52. What are Oracle Standard System Installations (OSSI)?

Mark for Review
(1) Points
Installation Services sold by 3rd party service providers
Installation Services sold by Oracle Advanced Customer Support (*)
Field Delivery Support Services offered through certified partners
Advanced professional services offered by IBM Global Services
tent and try again.
53. What two activities are accomplished during Installation

Task Planning step in the EIS Methodology? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Networking and system component cabling
Communicate schedule for installation to the customer (*)
System unpacking and acclimatization
Review the timeframe options for delivery of the service
Organization of the team who will actively work the Installation (*)
tent and try again.
54. Who is involved in the Project Initiation phase?
Mark for Review
(1) Points
Oracle Installation Coordinator or Project Manager (if applicable) (*)
Oracle Financing contact
3rd party Service Provider
Partner point of contact (*)
Customer point of contact (*)
tent and try again.
55. What three documents are typically used as part of the E

IS Planning and Preparation stage in the installation process? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Test Procedures Plan (*)
Project Schedule
Installation and Configuration Plan (*)
Operational Hand-off Form
Acclimatization Report
Site Audit Report (*)
tent and try again.
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EIS
56. Why should you typically complete the Installation Confi
guration Plan and create your Test Procedures Plan at the same time? Mark for
Review
(1) Points
Test Procedures plan is a standard document used in all generic system i

nstallations.
You should create the Test Procedures Plan after you have completed the
system installation and configuration.
As you work through the system configuration process with your customer,
you should state how you will test key items in the system’s configuration for ha
ving been successfully completed. (*)
tent and try again.
57. What is the primary purpose of the”Basic Solaris” standard?

Mark for Review
(1) Points
Defines a method for achieving a consistent installation for Oracle Serv

ers with Solaris OS (*)
Describes how to install legacy versions of Solaris on systems that need

to support backward compatible applications
Specifically describes how to install Solaris on non-SPARC hardware
Differentiates between Linux and Solaris installation processes on dual-

boot systems
tent and try again.
58. What are the two primary objectives for the Installation
Configuration Planning step of the EIS methodology? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Oracle/Partner and Customer will determine and mutually agree upon the h
ardware and software installation requirements which will be documented in the I
nstallation and Configuration Plan (*)
Oracle/Partner confirms power and cooling requirements for system instal

lation
Customer provides walk-through of installation site
Tests that will be performed during the Systems Testing will be defined.
(*)
tent and try again.
59. What are three items in the EIS Site-Audit Report are do
cumented for all Oracle hardware? Mark for Review
(1) Points
IP Address requirements
Operating Environment and Cooling requirements (*)
Operating System requirements
Facility Power requirements (*)
Access Route requirements (*)
tent and try again.
60. What are three types of configuration information typica

lly documented in an Installation Configuration Plan? Mark for Review
(1) Points
System host names (*)
System documentation and guidelines
General and Management Network Configuration (*)
IO cards and controllers (*)
Power cord specifications
Boot Disk Layout (*)
tent and try again.
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EIS
61. When should you review deliverables and why? Mark for
Review
(1) Points
EIS deliverables are used as a last step in the installation process to

ensure the installer provided everything that is required
Ideally EIS deliverables would be reviewed at the very start of an insta

llation project, as they clearly define scope, roles and responsibilities, and p
roject deliverables (*)
EIS deliverables are included in the Oracle system shipping and packagin
g documents near the start of an installation
EIS deliverables are an interim checklist to ensure that at the mid-way
point of an installation the project remains on track.
tent and try again.
62. Name two functions for the EIS-DVD during the Installati
on and Configuration of Oracle Hardware and Software step in the EIS methodology
? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Used as a back-up for complete documentation sets that are on http://doc

s.oracle.com
Contains required patches and firmware for most installations (*)
Provides installation assessment and diagnostic tools (*)
Provides an excellent tool as a leave behind utility for customers
tent and try again.
63. What is the primary goal of the Installation and Configu

ration of Oracle Hardware and Software step in the EIS methodology? Mark for
Review
(1) Points
Hardware cabling , wiring and Power ON
System acclimatization, installation, and basic configuration (*)
Troubleshooting software configuration issues
Managing transition from Installation phase to Field Service issue recor

ding
tent and try again.
64. What are the four key points covered in each test topic
of the Test Procedures Plan? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Prerequisites
Outcome (*)
Conclusion
Test Result (*)
Objective (*)
Method (*)
tent and try again.
65. Why should you use the EIS methodology to guide your ins
tallation process? Mark for Review
(1) Points
The EIS methodology provides a 20% discount on Support Services if you i

nstall your customers’ hardware or software using it
Using the proven EIS methodology will provide step-by-step installation

guidelines, help guarantee a quality installation, make your life easier, and en
sure customer satisfaction (*)
Larry Ellison has mandated using EIS
Installation processes are very lengthy, the EIS methodology is quick an

d dirty
tent and try again.
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EIS
66. Which four objectives are primary goals for an EIS Site
Audit? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Determine the floor weight load capacity at the location where the Syste
m will be installed (*)
Determine how many logical domains need to be configured on the system
Determine installation needs for the System, including such assessments

as: the suitability of access routes to the installation location, such as doors
, elevators, floor strengths and ramps (*)
Determine how frequently system backups will be completed
Determine the availability of required electrical power to run and maint

ain the System (*)
Determine the environmental conditions at Customer s site including temp

erature, humidity, cleanliness and such other assessments as are determined to b
e necessary in Oracle s sole discretion (*)
tent and try again.
67. What if the customer has their own labeling methodology

that differs from the recommended one from EIS? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Follow the customer s standard for cable labeling provided it meets with
EIS requirements for identification and port location. (*)
Ignore the customer’s standard and use the EIS standard
Submit a Service Request for Oracle approval on use of the customer labe
ling and routing methods
Redo cabling throughout the datacenter to meet the EIS standard
tent and try again.
68. If the customer has asked for some customization of thei

r installation, how is testing for that accomplished? Choose all responses that
apply. Mark for Review
(1) Points
Additional tests can be inserted into the Test Procedures plan (*)
Oracle is automatically responsible for any non-standard installation pr

ocedure, regardless of whether they were agree to as part of the Installation an
d Configuration Plan
Not all installation actions need testing
Testing above and beyond the Covered System Tests are at the sole discre
tion of Oracle and/or the Partner installer (*)
tent and try again.
69. You are assigned to an installation project in France in

February to install 5 new SPARC T5 servers. The servers, in their original pack
aging, are sitting in the customer’s loading dock with a temperature of 8 degrees
C (46 degrees F). The customer’s data center is 20 degrees C (68 degrees F). What
is the recommended next step in acclimating these systems? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Unpack the servers and store in the loading dock
Move the systems (still packed) into the data center
Unpack the servers and store in the data center
Move the systems (still packed) into a room with a similar environment t
o the data center (*)
tent and try again.
70. What are two cautions that should be acknowledged when a

cclimatizing a system? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Avoid unpacking items inside the computer centre (dust/dirt contaminatin

g filters etc.) (*)
Once powered on the temperature is no longer an issue, as internal cooli

ng systems commence
Powering ON the system will speed the acclimatization process as the hea
t from the system will accelerate its warming
The maximum positive or negative temperature gradient that is permitted

for multi-layer<br>boards is approximately 2° C (4° F) per hour. (*)
tent and try again.
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EIS
71. What is the mission statement for use of the Enterprise
Installation Standards? Mark for Review
(1) Points
To drive the ongoing development and usage of Enterprise Installation St

andards (EIS), resulting in consistent, high quality, and cost effective install
ations that speed time to deployment and provide the foundation for enhanced sta
bility and performance. (*)
To drive consistent best practices for Oracle Services field delivery

To manage communication and resolution of Services Requests in a timely
and customer-friendly manner
To use a methodology for support service that is from the field, created
by the field for the Field.
tent and try again.
72. Why it is important to do Installation planning, rather

than just asking the customer as you work through the installation process? (Sel
ect three) Mark for Review
(1) Points
Planning leads to more thoughtful consideration for a predictable outcom

e of the installation process (*)
Support Services will not engage on services requests if no installation

planning was done
Customer technical contact may not be readily available (*)
Continuing interruptions can detract from the professionalism of your wo

rk, and lead to customer dissatisfaction (*)
Pricing for Installation Services is less expensive if planning in not i

ncluded
tent and try again.
73. Which Oracle products are covered by EIS Checklists – sele

ct all that apply. Mark for Review
(1) Points
OS and Cluster-related Software (*)
Engineered Systems (*)

Storage (*)
ERP applications
Oracle Fusion Middleware
Switches (*)
Servers (*)
tent and try again.
74. Assuming a SPARC T5 Server installation on which you ins

tall Solaris 11, what EIS documentation, at a minimum, is it recommended that yo
u bring to support you in the installation project? Mark for Review
(1) Points
EIS Installation Checklist for Sun Datacenter InfiniBand Switch 36
EIS Installation Checklist for Solaris 11 OS (*)
EIS Installation Checklist for SPARC T5 (*)
EIS Installation Checklist for Common Array Manager
[Correct] Correct!
75. What three typical activities are done during the Projec
t Initiation phase of the EIS Methodology? Mark for Review
(1) Points
System configuration details are documented.
The EIS Site-Audit is scheduled (*)
Details about the customer are determined and documented (*)

Details about the project are identified and documented, for example, is
this a single system installation or a complex, multi-product installation (*)
System delivery occurs, and the project commences
tent and try again.
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EIS
76. Why are EIS deliverables relevant for Partner installati
ons too? Mark for Review
(1) Points
EIS deliverables describe the amount of time, materials and deliverables

are in scope for a standard installation (*)
When partners use the EIS deliverables and submit documentation to that
effect, their customer gets a 25% discount on support
EIS deliverables provide flexibility when customers want to make ad-hoc

configuration changes
Advanced Customer Services mandates that Partners use the EIS methodolog
y for installations
tent and try again.
77. Which three responses are true regarding EISdoc v4?

Mark for Review
(1) Points
Is a free guide to configuring Oracle software
Is an OpenOffice-based set of documentation that includes planning for i

nstallations of Oracle equipment and some software (*)
Is available on the partner Enterprise Installations Standards web page

and on the EIS-DVD (*)
Is accessible to customers and end-users of Oracle hardware and software
Contains documents matched to the steps in the EIS Methodology (*)
tent and try again.
78. Why is the rate of temperature change when acclimatizing

systems such an important factor as described in the EIS methodology? Mark for
Review
(1) Points
Variations in temperature should not exceed the approved gradient of app

roximately 2° C (4° F) per hour, because ignoring this may could lead to long-term d
amage (hair-cracks) on the boards (*)
Variations in temperature do not have as big an impact as do Service con

tract considerations for how long an installation will take
Systems should be warmed up and powered ON as quickly as possible to opt

imize the installation project timeline
It is actually not relevant or important
tent and try again.
79. Name three of the problems that EIS was created to overc
ome? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Poor communication/use of Best Practices (*)
Lack of formal agreement with customers as to outcome of an installation

(*)
Oracle hardware shipping best practices for on-time delivery
Standards for delivery of replacement parts for Oracle hardware
Inconsistent installations: Customers buying identical servers for two l

ocations were dismayed to find different patch levels, firmware versions etc. (*
)
tent and try again.
80. What are two statements that are true about EIS checklis
ts? Mark for Review
(1) Points
EIS installation checklists are intended to guide the installer through

the installation in a logical and consistent manner (*)
Checklists are intended as guidelines for properly trained installers an

d are NOT a substitute for appropriate product training. (*)
Checklists are a valuable tool to share with customers so they know how
to install systems themselves
Checklists are publicly available on oracle.com
tent and try again.
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EIS
81. Which three statements are true about EIS? Mark for
Review
(1) Points
EIS is a quick and dirty process for expediting Oracle system installati
ons
EIS stands for “Enterprise Installation Standards” (*)
EIS evolved from the field, is sustained by those closely involved with
the field, and is intended to assist the field (*)
EIS is a methodology designed to address issues before, during and after

the actual hands-on installation of Oracle systems (*)
EIS stands for “Enterprise information Standards”
tent and try again.
82. Why do the EIS Standards recommend that external cables

between Oracle hardware, such as servers, storage devices, network devices and p
orts be clearly labeled? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Labeling is not an EIS best practice
For ease of maintenance it should be unambiguously clear from the label

on each cable, where the cable has to be attached (*)
Service requests for field diagnostics will not be accepted unless cable
s are labeled
Cable routing should be done with rubber bands for ease of reconfigurati
on
tent and try again.
83. What is found on the EIS-DVD? Select all the apply.

Mark for Review
(1) Points
Scripts that assist during the installation (*)
Selected Oracle/Sun Software (*)
Sales and presales technical training on Oracle systems
Tools to help verify the quality of the installation (e.g. ORAS/CLI) (*)
A complete set all configuration files for every Oracle server, storage
system and Engineered system
tent and try again.
84. Which four documents are included as part of the Operati

onal Handover? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Test Procedures Plan (*)
System Documentation (*)
Site Audit Report (*)
MOS Internal Documentation
EIS Checklist for the System installed
Installation and Configuration Plan (*)
tent and try again.
85. Which two EIS documents are most useful during the Insta
llation and Configuration of Oracle Hardware and Software step? Mark for
Review
(1) Points
DVD
Operational Handover Agreement
Installation Configuration Plan (*)
EIS Checklist (*)
Site-Audit Report
tent and try again.
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86. What should partners do before first using ESISdocV4? (S
elect two) Mark for Review
(1) Points
Submit their EIS Test Procedure Plan outcomes
Review the Openoffice presentation on EISdoc V4 found on the EIS Plannin

g & Documentation web page (*)
Review Oracle product overview documentation
Review the “EISdoc V4 Getting Started Cookbook” and “Success with EISdoc V4 Co
okbook” (*)
tent and try again.
87. What four tasks are typically happening at the EIS Plann
ing and Preparation stage in the installation process? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Unpack and power ON systems
Notification of Customer Installation project (*)
Identify Installation team – Oracle Installation Coordinator, Project Mana

ger, Customer Point of Contact, others as needed (*)
Compile EIS planning documents (*)
Begin work on Project Schedule (*)
Cable and install systems into custom rack
tent and try again.
88. What is the primary purpose of the EIS-DVD? Mark for

Review
(1) Points
The EIS-DVD is a tool that is provided to installation partners as a giv

e-away to customers
The EIS-DVD is to help installers of Oracle/Sun products perform consist

ent installations in an efficient manner. (*)
The EIS-DVD is used for on-the-job tutorials on how to install Oracle se

rvers and storage
The EIS-DVD is an annually released product which support all hardware i

nstallations, and documents all bugs and issues that have been logged during the
prior year
[Correct] Correct!
89. According to the EIS methodology, when issues are uncove
red during the Site-Audit, who should be notified? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Oracle Premier Support
Customer point of contact (*)
Oracle sales management
Installation coordinator if applicable (*)
tent and try again.
90. What should you do if you believe you have found an erro
r in an EIS checklist? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Assume that the EIS team is already aware and the next version of the ch
ecklist will be updated
Email Larry Ellison and recommend changes
Submit your concerns to My Oracle Support
Follow the feedback method on the last page of every checklist: email SU
[email protected] (*)
tent and try again.
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2. How many DIMM slots are supported by the M7 processor?

3. Which is the function of the Mystic River ASIC?

I/O Hub (*)

4. How does the M7 processor implement SSM within its silic

By improving the crytography performance within the M7 processor chip

By implementing 8 DAX units to function as co-processors (*)

By increasing the size of the instruction pipeline

By implementing increasing the cache size

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5. Which response is the definition of a DAX? Mark for

A co-processor chip that offloads the data compression and decompression

A co-processor with the M7 processor that offloads the data compression

A memory control unit within the M7 processor

A memory control unit chip outside of the M7 processor (*)

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7. Which systems use the SPARC M7 processor? Mark for

SPARC T7-2 (*)

Oracle SuperCluster T5-8

SPARC T7-4 (*)

Oracle SuperCluster M7 (*)

[Incorrect] Incorrect. Please refer back to the lesson “SPARC M7 Proce

8. Which type of link is an inter-processor cache coherent

[Incorrect] Incorrect. Please refer back to the lesson “SPARC M7 Proce

9. Which type of DIMMs are supported by the M7 processor?

[Incorrect] Incorrect. Please refer back to the lesson “SPARC M7 Proce

[Incorrect] Incorrect. Please refer back to the lesson “SPARC M7 Proce

Dynamic Voltage Frequency Scaling (*)

Dynamic memory allocation

power gating (*)

[Incorrect] Incorrect. Please refer back to the lesson “SPARC M7 Proce

12. Which three statements are true about M7 processors?

Each M7 processor provides coherency links, referred to as CLINKs (*)

CLINKS are used on both the M7 and T7 servers (*)

Level 4 cache is one of the most important processor enhancements

CLINKS provide for inter-processor connections (*)

SSM is also a common features with Intel Processors

13. Which statement is true? Mark for Review

The S4 supports 16 threads per core

The S3 supports 16 threads per core

[Incorrect] Incorrect. Please refer back to the lesson “SPARC M7 Proce

14. What enhancements to the SPARC M7 processor contribute t

Increased password protection

Improvements to on-chip cryptography (*)

[Incorrect] Incorrect. Please refer back to the lesson “SPARC M7 Proce

SPARC T7 Servers Overview

Single fan and and single power supply

[Incorrect] Incorrect. Please refer back to the lesson “SPARC T7 Serve

Boots the operating system from a versatile drive

Boots Solaris’s root filesystem from firmware-accessible storage

Boots Solaris s root filesystem from firmware-inaccessible storage (*)

1 SPARC M7 32-core 4.13Ghz CPU

2 SPARC M7 32-core 4.13Ghz CPUs

4 SPARC M7 32-core 4.13Ghz CPUs (*)

[Incorrect] Incorrect. Please refer back to the lesson “SPARC T7 Serve

1 out of 16 DIMMs per socket can be spared (*)

2 out of 16 DIMMs per socket can be spared

[Incorrect] Incorrect. Please refer back to the lesson “SPARC T7 Serve