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RHCSA7: Task of
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Which file contains the GRUB2 environment variables?
Allowed time: 10 minutes.
Set up a NFS server that exports
/etc/default/grub the /opt directory in read-only
mode.
/etc/default/grub2

/etc/sysconfig/grub2

/boot/grub2/grub.cfg
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Which nmcli command to assign the following configuration to a new network interface as either an iSCSI target or

called eth0? initiator that persistently

mounts an iSCSI target.
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IP address: 192.168.1.10/24
resources
default gateway: 192.168.1.1

# nmcli con add ifname eth0 type ethernet ip4 192.168.1.10/24 gw4
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/usr/lib/systemd/services

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Which command to mount an iso image to the /mnt directory?

# mount -o loop /root/DVD.iso /mnt

# mount -f /root/DVD.iso /mnt

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I actually had the same questions so I looked into it. In
the options given by the questions the -d would not
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Can you please explain for me. I can’t understand this.
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Author Create a new directory and go to it: # mkdir test; cd test Create
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echo [03].txt -> 0.txt 3.txt The expression echo [10-19].txt is a
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Thank You CertDepot.

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I wonder how they will ask this question. Will they ask to setup a lab?
In the case if they won’t provide root password and ask us to create
one means if I fail to generate one, exam is gone?

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They will ask you to reboot a virtual machine and change the
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the answer is wrong: # gpasswd -d user mary

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You are perfectly right. I just changed the answers.
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Thank you for making quiz. I went through it many times
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It was done for this purpose!

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Hi certdepot,
I am new in your website and I want to know where I can find all the
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