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Virtual Memory Thrashing

The NFS servers ____________

A. Are stateless
B. Save the current state of the request
C. Maybe stateless
D. None of the mentioned

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Every NFS request has a _________ allowing the server to determine if a request is duplicated or if any are missing.

A. Name
B. Transaction
C. Sequence number
D. All of the mentioned

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A server crash and recovery will __________ to a client.

A. Be visible
B. Affect
C. Be invisible
D. Harm

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The server must write all NFS data ___________

A. Synchronously
B. Asynchronously
C. Index-wise
D. None of the mentioned

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A single NFS write procedure ____________

A. Can be atomic
B. Is atomic
C. Is non atomic
D. None of the mentioned

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The NFS protocol __________ concurrency control mechanisms.

A. Provides
B. Does not provide
C. May provide
D. None of the mentioned

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_______________ in NFS involves the parsing of a path name into separate directory entries – or components.

A. Path parse
B. Path name parse
C. Path name translation
D. Path name parsing

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For every pair of component and directory vnode after path name translation ____________

A. A single nfs lookup call is used sequentially
B. A single nfs lookup call is used beginning from the last component
C. At least two nfs lookup calls per component are performed
D. A separate nfs lookup call is performed

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When a client has a cascading mount _______ server(s) is/are involved in a path name traversal.

A. At least one
B. More than one
C. More than two
D. More than three

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