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Oracle Enterprise Linux: Fundamentals Sample Questions:

1. Match the following commands with their actions in the execute mode of the vi editor:
1) :e! a) save and exit 2) :X b) exit even if changes have not been saved 3) :wq c) save and exit even if the file is read only 4) :w! d) forget changes since last write 5) :q! e) save the file even if it is marked read only 6) :wq! f) encrypt the file along with a password

A) 1-d, 2-f, 3-a, 4-e, 5-b, 6-c
B) 1-c, 2-b, 3-a, 4-f, 5-d, 6-e
C) 1-f, 2-b, 3-a, 4-e, 5-d, 6-c
D) 1-d, 2-f. 3-c, 4-b, 5-e, 6-a

2. You want to secure the server1 server by denying root access through ssh.
Which file would you edit on server1 to achieve this task?

A) /etc/ssh/sshrc
B) ~/.ssh/config
C) ~/.ssh/rc
D) /etc/ssh/sshd_config

3. Which two statements are true about the init process? (Choose two.)

A) Process ID (PID) of init is always 0.
B) By default, normal users can use init to change the run level.
C) init uses the execQ method to spawn a new process.
D) Process ID (PID) of init is always 1.
E) The first process spawned by the kernel is init.

4. A normal user sends a print job to the default printer but later finds the print queue is big and decides to cancel the job. What would the user do to perform this task?

A) The user has no permission to view job numbers using the Ipq command and hence cannot delete the job.
B) The user can know the job number but cannot remove the job as he has no permission to use the Iprm command.
C) The user has to list the job using Ipq and remove it using the command Iprm with the job number as the argument.
D) The user has no permission to view job numbers using the jobs command and hence cannot delete the job.

5. As a normal user on a Linux system, you are trying to execute the /bin/Is command. What happens when you execute the command at the shell prompt?

A) The shell makes a system call asking the kernel to start the command as a child process and goes to sleep, waits for the command to finish.
B) The shell passes asynchronous interrupts to the kernel and returns to the prompt waiting to display the output.
C) The shell executes the program, breaks memory into small chunks called pages, and initializes a system call to the kernel.
D) The shell executes the program, sets a priority value of-19, and waits for the system calls from the kernel.

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