Q: 3
Which statement is true regarding Oracle Net connectivity for a Data Guard Broker configuration?
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D . Official Oracle docs and a couple exam sims show you need TNS on the primary for standby connections in a Broker setup. Pretty sure that's the core config needed, unless anyone has seen different in labs?
Its C, based on what I saw in the official guides and some practice tests.
D , but not totally sure. Think the broker needs TNS entries on primary to talk to standbys. Can anyone confirm?
Had something almost identical in a mock exam and D was correct. Data Guard Broker needs the standby TNS entries on the primary to manage failover and monitoring. Pretty sure that's the intent, but let me know if anyone's seen it done another way.
D imo
Its D since the Data Guard Broker on the primary needs TNS entries to connect to standbys. That way it manages role transitions and monitoring directly. Pretty sure that's standard per Oracle docs, but open to corrections if someone's done this differently.
Official guide matches with D. Saw this in most practice exams too.
C here. Sometimes they want TNS defined on the standby hosts for primary access, not just the other way. Option D looks tempting but I think C is a classic exam trap in this area.
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