LPI LPIC-3 High Availability and Storage Clusters
Domain 4Objective 4
364.4 Network High Availability (weight: 5) LPIC-3-HIGH-AVAILABILITY Practice Questions (Page 1)
Part of the Topic 364: Single Node High Availability domain, which makes up ~27% of our current practice bank. Linux Professional Institute does not publish an official question count, but from its 90-minute exam (~35–60 total, ~9–16 in this domain), expect 2–4 from this objective — we provide 18 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)
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Which command-line tool is commonly used to create and manage bonded interfaces in Linux?
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An administrator is configuring a two-node cluster with bonded interfaces using 802.3ad. The switches are connected to each other and the bond is spread across two switches. The administrator wants to prevent network loops and ensure fast convergence if a link fails. Which switch configuration should be applied?
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A server has a bond with two NICs. The administrator wants to ensure that if the primary NIC fails, the backup NIC takes over, but they also want to avoid the backup NIC being used for traffic unless the primary is down. Which bonding mode and option should they use?
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A company runs a web server with two NICs connected to two separate switches. They want to use both links for load balancing and failover, but the switches do not support LACP. The administrator needs a bonding mode that provides both load balancing and fault tolerance without requiring switch-side configuration. Which bonding mode should they choose?
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An administrator needs to create a VLAN interface on a bonded interface using the legacy vconfig tool. The bond is named bond0 and the VLAN ID is 20. Which command should they use?
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