1Z0-134 practice question 10 of 25
Which two objects can be considered potential clients of a Node Manager? (Choose two.)
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A. an administration server; B. a WLST session
Explanation
A Node Manager client can be local or remote to the Node Managers with which it communicates. You access either version of Node Manager—the Java version or the script-based (SSH) version— from the following clients: A: an administration server B: WLST commands and scripts—WLST offline serves as a Node Manager command-line interface that can run in the absence of a running Administration Server.
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