Multiple choice technology embedded technologies

When the enabled traces are saved, those traces will not survive after the restart(True/False)

  1. True

  2. False
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

When traces are saved in a TPF system, they are stored in volatile memory or temporary files that do not persist across system restarts. After a restart, any saved trace configurations or data are lost and must be re-enabled or reloaded. This is a fundamental characteristic of trace data - it is ephemeral and used for diagnostics of the current session only.

AI explanation

Enabled traces that have been saved to a log file are typically written to volatile trace buffers or session-specific storage that gets cleared when the system restarts, so they don't persist across a restart unless explicitly exported beforehand. This is why ongoing trace data is considered non-persistent through a reboot in this kind of telecom/network equipment context.

Keep practicing — related questions