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 Red Hat Linux Practice Test - Red Hat Linux 9.0 Admin

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 Red Hat Linux Practice Test - Red Hat Linux 9.0 Admin Facts
 Average Score for this quiz: 22.5%
 No of times this quiz has been taken: 52
 No of people passing this quiz: 9
 No of people failing this quiz: 43
 Maximum score for this quiz: 67%

Coverage :
  • Boot Process
  • Grub
  • Device Configuration
  • Proc Filesystem
  • File System
  • Installation
  • Boot
  • Network
  • Trouble Shooting
  • Users and Groups
  • Crontab
  • Kernel
  • Printer
  • RAID
  • LVM
  • File system
  • xserver
  • Userquota
  • Quota
  • RPM

  • 1. If /root partition is installed on /dev/hda2, what defines hda2?
    a.1st harddisk 1st partition
    b.2nd harddisk 2nd partition
    c.2nd harddisk 1st partition
    d.1st harddisk 2nd partition
     
    2. What is the path of rc.sysinit?
    a./etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit
    b./etc/rc.sysinit
    c./etc/rc/rc.sysinit
    d./etc/int.d/rc.sysinit
     
    3. If permissions of rc.sysinit is changed from 655 to 444, what will happen during the next reboot?
    a.System will boot but when the password is entered, 'display msg access denied' will  be displayed
    b.System will not boot
    c.System will show only grub prompt during boot
    d.System will automatically restart, without showing login prompt after the exact boot process
     
    4. When the system is started, it shows Redhat Enterprise Linux. When the enter key is pressed, its shows the grub prompt. The file system status is / , /boot. Then swap is installed. How will the /boot partition at grub prompt and the incorrect entry found?
    a.GRUB>  find /boot/grub.conf
    b.GRUB>  find /grub/grub.conf
    c.GRUB>  find /grub/stage1
    d.GRUB>  find /grub/stage2
     
    5. What does the entry id:3:initdefault: define in /etc/inittab?
    a.System will boot by default in 3rd run level
    b.System will boot by default in graphical mode
    c.System will boot by default in single user run level
    d.System will  boot except 3rd run level
     
    6. Can / partition on lvm device be installed during installation?
    a.Yes, it can be installed
    b.This facility is only available in rhel3.0
    c./ can  install only one physical partition
    d.None of these
     
    7. Which of the following commands enables ip forwarding, and help it remain enable permanent?
    a.Echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
    b.Open /etc/sysctl.conf and insert net.ipv4_forward=1
    c.Open /etc/sysctl.conf and insert net.ipv4_forward=0
    d.Open /etc/sysctl.conf and insert net.ipv4.icmp_echo_ignore_all=1
     
    8. What is proc file system?
    a.Physical partition created during installation
    b.Virtual file system
    c.It is the swap partition
    d.None of these
     
    9. The command which configures devices is:
    a.Kudzu
    b.Netconfig
    c.Kudu
    d.Netstat
     
    10. Which file consists configuration of nic card when it is configured?
    a./etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth
    b./etc/sysconfig/hwdata
    c./etc/sysconfig/ntwork-scripts/hwdata
    d./proc/sys/net/hwdata
     
    11. What types of files does /proc filesystem consist of?
    a.Pseudo Files
    b.System Binaries
    c.Temporary Files
    d.User Home Directories
     
    12. If Debbie enables ip forwarding through the command,
    # echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward, what will be the behavior of this command?
    a.Enable ip_forwarding and it will be permanent
    b.Enable ip_forwarding and it will be temporary
    c.Disable ip_forwarding and it will be permanent
    d.Disable ip_forwarding and it will be temporary
     
    13. What is the complete form of mbr?
    a.Memory buffer record
    b.Memory boot register
    c.Memory buffer register
    d.Memory boot record
     
    14. A new swap partition is created and entered correctly in fstab. How will it be mounted?
    a.# swapon-s
    b.# swapon-a
    c.# swapon-m
    d.# swapon-A
     
    15. A new partition /dev/hda6 has been created. How will it be formatted with ext3 one block =1024, inode size=one inode every 2 blocks?
    a.Mke2fs  -b 2048 -i 2048 -j /dev/hda6
    b.Mke2fs  -b 1024 -i 1024 -j /dev/hda6
    c.Mke2fs  -b 1024 -i 2048 -j /dev/hda6
    d.Mke2fs  -b 2048 -i 4096 -j /dev/hda6
     
    16. How can ext2 filesystem be converted to ext3 filesystem, when partition is /dev/hda7?
    a.Tune2fs -j /dev/hda7
    b.Dump2fs -j /dev/hda7
    c.Tune2fs -f /dev/hda7
    d.Mke2fs -j /dev/hda7
     
    17. How can ext3 filesystem be converted to ext2 filesystem, when partition is /dev/hda7?
    a.Tune2fs -O ^has_journal /dev/hda7.
    b.Tune2fs -o ^has_journal /dev/hda7
    c.Tune2fs -a ^has_journal /dev/hda7
    d.Tune2fs -A ^hasjournal /dev/hda7
     
    18. How can kernel-2.6.9-5 rpm be installed?
    a.# rpm -U kernel-2.6.9-5.rpm
    b.# rpm -ivh kernel-2.6.9-5.rpm
    c.# rpm -IVH kernel-2.6.9-5.rpm
    d.# rpm -install kernel-2.6.9-5.rpm
     
    19. What is correct format of kickstart installation through nfs, when nfsip is 192.168.0.254, and file pathon server is /kickstart/ks.cfg?
    a.Linux kickstart=nfs:192.168.0.254/kickstart/ks.cfg
    b.Linux ks=nfs:192.168.0.254/kickstart/ks.cfg
    c.linux ks=nfs:192.168.0.254:/kickstart/ks.cfg
    d.linux kickstart=nfs:192.168.0.254:/kickstart/ks.cfg
     
    20. How should a corrupted initrd be recreated?
    a.mkinitrd -f -v /boot/initrd-$(uname -r)img $(uname -r)
    b.mkinitrd -f -v /boot/initrd-$(uname -r).img $(uname -r)
    c.mkinitrd -f -v /boot/initrd-$(uname -r).EL $(uname -r)
    d.mkinitrd -f -v /boot/initrd-$(uname -r)img $(uname -r).EL
     
    21. Which of the following files specify entry of gateway?
    a./etc/sysconfig/network
    b./etc/resolv.conf
    c./etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
    d./etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/gateway
     
    22. Which entry is not required in /etc/sysconfig/network?
    a.NETWORKING=YES
    b.HOSTNAME=stationx.example.com
    c.NAMESERVER=192.168.0.x
    d.NISDOMAIN=rhct
     
    23. Which entry is specified in /etc/resolv.conf ?
    a.Ip address of own machine
    b.Nameserver ip address
    c.Router machine ip
    d.Nisdomain ip
     
    24. Which entry does not belong to ifcfg-eth0 ?
    a.DEVICE=eth0
    b.BOOTPROTO= static/dhcp
    c.HOSTNAME=stationx.example.com
    d.IPADDR=192.168.0.x
    e.ONBOOT=yes
     
    25. What problems will be faced during reboot, when permissions of tmp is 655, and by default is 1777?
    a.Xserver will not start
    b.System will not boot properly
    c.Device driver will not work
    d.Man pages will not work
     
    26. Stickey bit and suid are to be set on /home/test. Which command should be used to give permission to be rwx to each users, groups, others?
    a.Chmod 1777 /home/test
    b.Chmod 3777 /etc/test
    c.Chmod 3777 /home/test
    d.Chmod 3777 /homes/test
     
    27. How should a cron job that prints "hello good morning" every morning at 4:02am, be made?
    a.# crontab -e and insert into 02 04 * * * print "hello"
    b.# crontab -e and insert  02 04 * * * echo "hello"
    c.# crontab -e and insert into 02 04 * * * echo "hello"
    d.# crontab -e and insert into 02 4 * * * print "hello"
     
    28. Which of the following is the location to get boot messages?
    a./var/log/dmessg
    b./var/lag/dmesg
    c./var/log/dmesg
    d./var/log/messages
     
    29. How should the syntax to start the daemon of printserver be written?
    a.Service printer start
    b.Service cupsd start
    c.Service cupd start
    d.Service cups start
     
    30. How should a raid device /dev/md0, with level 0, and devices /dev/hda6, /dev/hda7 be created?
    a.Mdadm -c /dev/md0 -l 0 -n 2 /dev/hda{6,7}
    b.Mdadm -c /dev/md0 -l 0 -n 2 /dev/hda6 /dev/hda7
    c.Mdadm -C /dev/md0 -l 0 -n 2 /dev/hda6 /dev/hda7
    d.Mdadm -C /dev/md0 -L 0 -n 2 /dev/hda{6,7}
     
    31. What should be the command to view the detail of raid device /dev/md0?
    a.#mdadm --detail /dev/md0
    b.#mdadm -s /dev/md0
    c.#cat /proc/mdstat
    d.#mdstat --details /dev/md0
     
    32. How many disks are required in raid level 5?  
    a.Min 2
    b.Min 3
    c.Min 1
    d.Min 4
     
    33. Which of the following denotes level Raid 0?
    a.Stripping with parity
    b.Stripping with mirroring
    c.Stripping
    d.None of these
     
    34. Which mode raid can be created during installation?
    a.Only graphical
    b.Only cui
    c.Both
    d.None of the above
     
    35. There are 3 disks of 1 GB each, with mean total 3 GB. If a raid level 5 is made, then what will be the size of raid device?
    a.3 GB
    b.2 GB
    c.21/2 GB
    d.1 GB
     
    36. Can the size of lvm be decreased?
    a.Yes
    b.No
     
    37. In which mode can LVM be created during installation?
    a.Cui only
    b.Gui only
    c.Both
    d.None of the above
     
    38. Which of the following is the path where files are stored, when vgs are created, consisting of the complete information on vgs?
    a./etc/lvm/
    b./etc/lvm/backup/
    c./tmp/lvm/backup  
    d./etc/
     
    39. /dev/hda6 and /dev/hda7 are two partitions of 150MB each. What is the correct statement to create physical volume?
    a.Pvcreate pv0 /dev/hda6 /dev/hda7
    b.Pvcreate  /dev/hda6 /dev/hda7
    c.Pvcreate -c pv0 /dev/hda6 /dev/hda7
    d.Pvcreate pv /dev/hda6 /dev/hda7
     
    40. Which statement correctly creates vg, named as vg0, when there are two partitions of 150 MB each, totalling 300MB /dev/hda6 /dev/hda7?
    a.Vgcreate -n vg0 /dev/hda6 /dev/hda7  
    b.Vgcreate -l vg0 /dev/hda6 /dev/hda7
    c.Vgcreate vg1 /dev/hda6 /dev/hda7
    d.Vgcreate vg0 /dev/hda6 /dev/hda7
     
    41. How is an lvm of 200MB created, when there are free vg0 of 300MB, named as lv0?
    a.Lvcreate -l 200MB lv0 vg0
    b.Lvcreate -L 200MB lv0 vg1
    c.Lvcreate -L 200MB lv0 vg0
    d.Lvcreate -L 200MB vg0 lv0
     
    42. What should be done to extend lvm lv0 by 50MB, when we already have lvm named as lv0 of 200MB, vg0 of 100MB is available free, lv0 is mounted on /test containing backup of home dir?
    a.Lvextend -L 50MB lv0 vg0
    b.Lvextend -l 50MB lv0
    c.Lvextend -L 50MB lv0 vg0
    d.Lvextend -L 50MB lv0
     
    43. John extends lvm named lv0 above 50MB, with size of /test on disk 200MB till now. How will he format it so that it uses 250MB space of disk?
    a.$Ext2online -j  /test
    b.$mke2fs   /test                   
    c.$mke2fs  -j  /test  
    d.$ext2online   /test
     
    44. Which step does not belong to xserver, if troubleshooting on the xserver is done?
    a.$ service xfs restart
    b.$ system-config-display
    c.$ check permissions of /tmp
    d.$ check /usr permissions
     
    45. What is the command to show userquota details?
    a.Repquota -av
    b.Quotadetail -av
    c.Showquota -av
    d.Repquota -ag
     
    46. Write a command to setquota on user Debbie. The path is /test, the size of quota is 5MB and soft linit is 4MB. The user is not allowed to use more than 5MB.
    a.Setquota Debbie 4MB 5MB 0 0 /test
    b.Setquota Debbie 4096 5120 0 0 /test
    c.Setquota Debbie 0 0 4096 5120 /test
    d.Setquota -s Debbie 4096 5120  0 0 /test
     
    47. How much space does bootloader take on the disk?
    a.511MB
    b.511Bytes
    c.512MB
    d.512Bytes
     
    48. How can you tell a file is part of which rpm, using the example of /etc/inittab?
    a.rpm -ql /etc/initab
    b.rpm -qf /etc/inittab
    c.rpm -i /etc/inittab
    d.rpm -e /etc/inittab
     
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