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17.You have to mount the /data file system from an NFS server (srv 1) that does not support locking. Which of the following mount commands should you use?

mount -a -t nfs
mount -o locking=off srv1:/data /mnt/data
mount -o no locking srv1:/data /mnt/data
mount -o no lock srv1:/data /mnt/data
mount -o nolock/data@srv1 /mnt/data

Explanation: If you are mounting a volume that does not support locking, you need to use the no lock option with the mount command. The no lock option tells the system to not use the NFS locking protocol.

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Incorrect Answers
A: This answer has the wrong command options.
B: 'Locking=off' is the wrong option. It should be 'no lock'.
C: 'No locking' is the wrong option. It should be 'no lock'.
E: /data@srv1 is the wrong syntax. It should be <servername>:/<folder name>.
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