Distributed Computing System Set 1
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This set of Distributed Computing System DCS Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Distributed Computing System Set 1
Q1 | A distributed system is defined as a collection of autonomous computers linked by a network with software designed to produce an integratedcomputing facility.
- true
- false
Q2 | A “glue” between client and server parts ofapplication
- middleware
- firmware
- package
- system software
Q3 | The hardware of DS has two types
- multiprocessor system,multicomputer system
- multiprocessor system,unicomputer system
- uniprocessorsystem,multicomputer system
- uniprocessor system,unicomputer system
Q4 | Process Fail - Stop in process omission faults
- can be detected in synchronous system.
- can be detected in asynchronous system.
- can be detected in synchronous andasynchronous system.
- can be detected in standalone system.
Q5 | Distributed pervasive system is alsoknown as
- ubiquitous computing
- user interface design
- graphical user interface
- peer to peer system
Q6 | Type of cluster computing is
- load sharing cluster
- load holding cluster
- load replication cluster
- load balancing cluster
Q7 | Type of grid computing is
- collaborative grid
- system grid
- process grid
- channel grid
Q8 | Scaling transparency hides
- system expansion
- system collaboration
- system failure
- system security
Q9 | Internet provides for remotelogin.
- telnet
- http
- ftp
- rpc
Q10 | The header usually consists of the following elements in IPC I. Sequence number II. Structural information III. Address IV. File mode(Read/ Write)
- i,iii, iv
- i,ii, iii
- i, ii, iv
- i,iv
Q11 | In RMI, the objects are passed by.
- value
- reference
- value and reference
- object
Q12 | What are the exceptions which have to be handled in a RMI clientprogram?
- malformedurlexception
- notfoundexception
- arithmeticexception
- class•not•found•excepti on
Q13 | Transient communication doneby layer
- network
- transport
- physical
- session
Q14 | The local operating system on the server machine passes the incomingpackets to the
- server stub
- client stub
- client operating system
- binding agent
Q15 | Machine that places the request to access the data is generally called as.
- server machine
- client machine
- request machine
- database server
Q16 | provides programmers a familiar programming model by extending the local procedure call to a distributedenvironment
- distributed environment
- permanent procedure call
- process and file
- remote procedure call
Q17 | An architecture where clients first communicate the server for data then format and display it to the users, isknown as
- client/server architecture
- three-tier architecture
- two-tier architecture
- peer-to-peer architecture
Q18 | is an object acting as agateway for the client side.
- skeleton
- stub
- remote
- server
Q19 | Message passing provides a mechanism to allow processes to communicate and to synchronize theiractions
- by sharing the same address space
- without sharing the same address space
- by sharing the same process number and process identifier
- by sharing port number
Q20 | Which of the followingallocates/deallocates buffers
- rrl
- stub/skeleton layer
- transport layer
- networking layer
Q21 | OSI stands for
- open system interconnection
- operating system interface
- optical serviceimplementation
- open service internet
Q22 | Which address is used to identify a processon a host by the transport layer?
- physical address
- logical address
- port address
- specific address
Q23 | In all reliable multicast group communication
- n\ response expected from the receiver
- response from any of the receiver required
- response from \m\(1
- response needed from all the receivers
Q24 | If processes p and q both receive messages m and m', then p receives m before m' if and only if q receives m before m'.The order delivery iscalled
- absolute ordering
- consistent ordering
- causal ordering
- fifo ordering
Q25 | What is close group in group communication?
- only members can send messages to the group as a whole
- processes that are not members (clients) can send message to the group.
- the idea of groups is to support replicated servers
- processes that are not members (clients) but close to the group can sendmessage to the group.