A Setting the appropriate directories on the destination servers.
B Packaging the application files.
C Transferring the application package to the destination servers.
D Registering the application components on the destination servers.
A Dividing an application into sections for failover.
B Allowing subsets of application components to be hosted by separate NAS machines.
C Managing disk space usage.
D Disabling application components.
A Routes the first request to the primary server, then load balances all subsequent requests to the same server process on the same NAS.
B Overrides all other load-balancing methods.
C Load balances the first request, then sticks all subsequent requests for the same session to the same server process on the same NAS.
D Works in conjunction with Enable/Disable to load balance the application component.
A Package the application files.
B Create the meta-info files.
C Register and chooses servers.
D All of the above.