You have successfully installed the uptrack tool on servers you will be using ksplice kernel
updates. Which two options are correct descriptions of commands you can run?
A.
“uptrack-show”: list the active Oracle Ksplice updates in your running kernel.
B.
“uptrack-upgrade”: connect to the Uptrack update server, check and apply new updates when
available.
C.
“uptrack-upgrade”: connect to the Uptrack update server, check and download a new update to
the uptrack tool.
D.
“uptrack-show <key>”: list the servers that have the uptrack tool installed using the current key.
Explanation:
A:uptrack-show
You can see what updates have been installed by running uptrack-show:
B:uptrack-upgrade
Ksplice updates are the same security and bugfix updates you would get from your Linux vendor,
packaged in a special rebootless form. To apply Ksplice updates, just runuptrack-upgrade.
To view the updates that Ksplice Uptrack has made to the running kernel:
# uptrack-show
To view the updates that are available to be installed:
# uptrack-show –available
To remove all updates from the kernel:
# uptrack-remove –all
To list the available Ksplice updates, use the uptrack-upgrade command:
# uptrack-upgrade -n