This document contains a question bank with 90 questions related to Linux commands, concepts, and configuration files. Some of the topics covered include process management, file systems, networking, security, mail servers, web servers, clustering, and storage. Common commands, configuration files, and concepts asked about include renice, bash history, ctrl+c, rmdir, chgrp, tune2fs, logical volume manager, /etc/exports, smb, usftpd, DHCP, gpg, /etc/pki/tls/certs, gpg-list-key, mda, document root, prefork, named, cron, chown, ACLs, chmod, redirection, lpstat, log files, y
This document contains a question bank with 90 questions related to Linux commands, concepts, and configuration files. Some of the topics covered include process management, file systems, networking, security, mail servers, web servers, clustering, and storage. Common commands, configuration files, and concepts asked about include renice, bash history, ctrl+c, rmdir, chgrp, tune2fs, logical volume manager, /etc/exports, smb, usftpd, DHCP, gpg, /etc/pki/tls/certs, gpg-list-key, mda, document root, prefork, named, cron, chown, ACLs, chmod, redirection, lpstat, log files, y
This document contains a question bank with 90 questions related to Linux commands, concepts, and configuration files. Some of the topics covered include process management, file systems, networking, security, mail servers, web servers, clustering, and storage. Common commands, configuration files, and concepts asked about include renice, bash history, ctrl+c, rmdir, chgrp, tune2fs, logical volume manager, /etc/exports, smb, usftpd, DHCP, gpg, /etc/pki/tls/certs, gpg-list-key, mda, document root, prefork, named, cron, chown, ACLs, chmod, redirection, lpstat, log files, y
This document contains a question bank with 90 questions related to Linux commands, concepts, and configuration files. Some of the topics covered include process management, file systems, networking, security, mail servers, web servers, clustering, and storage. Common commands, configuration files, and concepts asked about include renice, bash history, ctrl+c, rmdir, chgrp, tune2fs, logical volume manager, /etc/exports, smb, usftpd, DHCP, gpg, /etc/pki/tls/certs, gpg-list-key, mda, document root, prefork, named, cron, chown, ACLs, chmod, redirection, lpstat, log files, y
1) Command Use to change priority of current process: Renice
2) How Many Commands can be remember bash history: 1000 3) To quit commands: ctrl + c 4) Directory remove: rmdir 5) Change group ownership: chgrp 6) Change file system properites: tune2fs 7) Lvm stand for : logical volume manager 8) Defaults shells : /bin/bash 9)Config file for nfs server:/etc/exports 10) samba server service : smb 11) package of ftp : usftpd 12) Dhcp Full form – Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol 13) command to create gpgkeypair : gpg-gen-key 14) In process of internet mail how many component are there – 3 15)crl full form – Certificate Revocation list 16) All signed pkl certificate are stored in which directory - /etc/pki/tls/certs directory 17) gpg key are available to see which key : gpg-list-key 18) in process of internet mail which command deliver msg to mail user – mda 19) in apache config which parameter – document root parameter 20) modes of apache – prefork & worker 21) in dns traffic which server are considered as authorized named server – pri &sec 22) /n is used to create – new line 23) Two Parts of conger – rici&luci 24) full form of stonith – shoot the other mode in the head 25) to send results of one co- piping 26)\n is used to create – hardint create 27) dns server package – bind 28) dhcp server config file - /etc/dhcp/dhpd.conf 29) which is one of redhat high availability adhoc s/w component – ponger 30) high availability clusters – fence devices 31) imp element in high availability clusters – corum 32) shell scripts contain – sequence of commands 33) RPM full form - Redhat Package Manager 34) remove files command – rm 35) cd use for – change directory 36) r parameter in cron job : o-23 37) command change ownership – chown 38) Acl full form – Access ctrl list 39) apply read write permission – chmod 40) write permission – 2 41) if u just need basic firewall & you need graphic desktop then command used is – system config firewall 42) take care of lower layers of clustors – corosinc 43) shortest match of pattern from end of the string in shelf script - % operator 44) to set a variable is (+) in all subshell – export command 45) to refer to name of the script itself - $0 46) by default nice value – o 47) sends o/p of command b file – redirection 48) remove print job from print que - \prm 49) rss – resident memory size 50) logical partisions – 11 51) create file system – mkfs 52) in rhel directory contain config file for each network interface on your server - /etc/ifconfig/networkscript 53) collection of all storage devices u want to use in in lvm – volume group 54) signup – 1 55) create backup – tar 56) sgid – 2 57) advance permission – sticky bits 58) read – 4 59) to apply file attributes – chatter 60) icmp stand – internet ctrl msg protocol 61) pki full form – public key infrastructure 62) guarentte authenticity of public key – ca 63) command used to encrypt file using gpg : gpg -e.myfile 64) in postfiy which p specifies domain of host – my domain 65) root is an example of – mua 66) everything related to config of apache server is in which dir - /etc/httpd 67) in addr.arpazones resource records are presents – ptr 68) cifs – common internet file system 69) give status information jobs & printless – lpstat 70) to send file directly - /pr 71) to varity files wall rules have been applied ip tables 72) primary name server is also known as – master name server 73) files keeps trachs of activities that are performed log file 74) server synchrome with dns – secondary 75) to search longest matches - ## from beginning 76) set domain name for dhcp client – option domain name 77) sees whether the interger values of $1 & $2 are equal in shell script – test $1/eq /test $2 78) install package – yum-y-install 79) is all logical devices that groups atleast 2 network cards in clustors – ethernet band 80) preschedule jobs – cron 81) defaults files system – ext4 82) assign password to – smb passwd samba user 83) mua- mail user agent 84) pop – fast office protocal 85) smtp – single mail transfer protocol 86) fstab file column – s 87) encrypted password - /etc/shadow stored in 88) gpg stand for – gov privacy guard 89) to display contents of file – cat 90) linux system admin is also known as – root user/super user