In this chapter, we’ve examined how to configure and install a NFS cache, which can be used to significantly increase the speed of access to files on a remote NFS server. In addition, we examined how to review the performance of a cache, and delete it if necessary.
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What is the command used to create a cache?
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What is the command used to delete a cache?
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What is the command used to check cache status?
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What is the command used to check cache statistics?
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Which of the following commands can be used to monitor the performance of a caching file system?
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B. The cfsadmin command can create new caches. |
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B. The cfsadmin command can delete existing caches. |
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B. The cfsadmin command can check cache status. |
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D. Cache statistics are not checked by cfsadmin—cachefsstat is required. |
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A. The cachefsstat command can be used to monitor cache performance. |