D) There is no such thing as “standby” mode.

You want to start the managed server calledmanaged1 in “Standby” mode, to keep it as a “hot
backup”.
A) The server managed1 must be of a cluster.
B) Your domain has an administration port.

C) Only the admin server can start in “standby” mode.
D) There is no such thing as “standby” mode.

You want to start the managed server calledmanaged1 in “Standby” mode, to keep it as a “hot
backup”.
A) The server managed1 must be of a cluster.
B) Your domain has an administration port.

C) Only the admin server can start in “standby” mode.
D) There is no such thing as “standby” mode.

Answer: C

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Murali

B is correct

siva

Answer “B” is correct.

Start Managed Servers in Standby mode
Before you begin

1.Start the domain’s Administration Server.
2.Enable the domain-wide administration port. See Configure the domain-wide administration port.
3.Specify the Standby startup mode. See Specify a startup mode.

nebz

I think also is B

source : https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E57014_01/wls/WLACH/taskhelp/startstop/StartManagedServersInSTANDBY.html

Syras

I also think the answer is B
Source: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24329_01/apirefs.1211/e24401/taskhelp/startstop/StartManagedServersInSTANDBY.html

Thom

B is the right answer

mld

B . This is used to keep a server ready as “hot” backup.To start server in Standby you must have administration port defined for the domain.So that server can listen on its admin port for command to resume.