Exam Code : 3X0-102
Exam Name : Linux System Administration (Level 1)
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A GUI-based interface that runs on a Linux box and allows Windows to be booted on top of the Linux operating system.
A GUI-based program that runs on the Windows platform and allows Linux to view the
localhost with a simulated Windows desktop.
A multiple platform program that connects one machine type to another using each
machine's native GUI.
A GUI-based program common to most X Window systems that allows for some
advanced features (i.e., colored xterms)
Which of the following is not true about Virtual Network Computing?
It is platform independent.
It allows for several users to be using the same windows box at the same time.
It allows for multiple machines on the network to be dedicated to performing the same task, thus creating clusters.
It's software creates a host-to-host session.
What would the following command do?
mail root -s html < /var/html.access_log
Mail a copy of the html access log to root and then delete the file.
Send to root a message with the subject "html < /var/html.access_log".
Send to root a message containing the html access log.
Send from root a message where the body will be the html.access_log file.
The following is an example of a ".forward" file found in user Audrey's home directory.
| /usr/opt/bin/mail
Which of the actions below best describes what will happen when user "audrey" receives mail?
(i) saves a copy of the mail locally;
(ii) forwards a copy of the mail to audrey@x.com using the "mail" program found in
"/usr/opt/bin"
(i) saves a copy locally;
forwards a copy to x.com;
appends it to the mail files stored in the "/usr/opt/bin"
(i) runs a program called "audrey" that is found in the root directory;
(ii) forwards a copy of the mail to audrey@x.com using the "mail" program found in
"/usr/opt/bin"
(i) saves a copy locally;
runs a program called mail
(i) runs a program "audrey" that is found in the root directory;
forwards the mail to x.com;
runs a program called "/usr/opt/bin"
What output will the following command generate?
sendmail -bp -v
an error message
a list of mail that is currently in the mailers spool directory
a readout of the log of error messages for sendmail
a log containing mail activity for the past day
a report containing a list of all un-delivered mail, and errors associated with the list.
Which of the following is NOT a news reader program?
pine
trn
strn
Netscape
newsrc
is a GUI news reader that, for many, has replaced the older command-line based news readers.
Netscape
xnewsrc
winews
rn
outlook
Which of the following would NOT be found in an entry of the httpd.conf file for a web
site?
document root path
html user name
html group name
server name
path to mysql configuration file
A module loaded into an Apache Web server is:
code to interpret a new class of directives
a server, such as a news server
a dynamic link library
a virtual Apache for each user
Which of the following best describes a virtual hosting with Apache?
A web server that relays web requests to other computers within the server's virtual private network.
One that allows multiple Internet domain names to be associated with multiple IP addresses on the same host.
A server that owns multiple physical network devices with only a single IP address.
One that forwards web page requests to another server.
Apache is best described as . (Select the best answer)
a multi-tasking web-client for Linux
a web-server capable of responding to simultaneous download requests
a slow front-end web-client with a fast back-end server
a GUI-configurable web server for Linux
Which of the following best describes the function of the Apache directive "Document Root"? (Select the best answer)
The httpd's home directory from which all web pages must branch off.
The root directory of the default web page for the host.
The root directory of each web page hosted on the server.
The directory where all configuration files are located.
Carol, the system administrator, needs to add a menu to user John's "Afterstep" window
manager. Which file must be edited in order to add the menu?
/home/John/.afterrc
/etc/.afterrc
/home/John/.steprc
/etc/.startrc
Harry, a user, needs to configure his window manager, "Window Maker." Where will he
find the configuration file?
.window
.windowMaker
~/WindowMaker
~/GNUstep/WindowMaker/WindowMaker
Consider the following code taken from the ".xinitrc" file. What is the value that the WINDOWMANAGER should have at the end of the script assuming all window managers are present on the system and that WINDOWMANAGER was NOT previously set?
if test -z "$WINDOWMANAGER" ; then if test -x /usr/X11R6/bin/kde ; then WINDOWMANAGER=/usr/X11R6/bin/kde elif test -x /usr/X11R6/bin/startkde ' then
WINDOWMANAGER=/usr/X11R6/bin/startkde elif test -x / usr/X11R6/bin/fvwm2 ; then WINDOWMANAGER=/usr/X11R6/bin/fvwm2 elif test -x / usr/X11R6/bin/wmlist ; then
for i in '/user/X11R6/bin/wmlist' ; do WINDOWMANAGER='type -p $i'
test -n "$WINDOWMANAGER" && break done fi fi
the WINDOWMANAGER variable will contain a string with a zero value
the WINDOWMANAGER variable will contain a string containing the most recently
used window manager
the WINDOWMANAGER variable will contain a binary value to indicate whether a
window manager was found or not
kde
fvwm2
wmlist
Consider the following items. Select the items that most accurately describe daemons.
automated scripts that run at specified time as defined in the /etc/daemons.conf file.
utilities that reside in memory waiting for events to occur in order to perform a service
relatively small programs that reside in memory under the 640 K boundary
i
i and ii
ii and iii
i, ii, and iii
ii
iii
i and iii
After installing Linux, you notice that the X Window system must be started with the "startx" command. Which of the following actions would allow one to automatically
initiate the GUI.
Edit the "/etc/inittab" line that reads "id:Z:initdefault:" where "Z" was the old multi- user run level. Change "Z" to another run level (usually 5) that starts the X Window display manager.
Edit the "/etc/xstart" file and uncomment the line "#/usr/X11R6/bin/xdm"
Edit the file "/etc/xhosts" and add the entry "startx wmanager" where "wmanager" is the name of the window manager to run at system startup.
None of the above.
When attempting to initiate the X Window System, the configuration file will NOT be
read if: (Select all that apply)
X11 is initiated with the "startx" or "xinit" commands but the "~/.xsession" file has the desired changes.
X11 is initiated with "xdm" but the "~/.xinitrc" file has the desired changes.
X11 is initiated with the "startx" or "xinit" commands but the "~/.xinitrc" file is not set executable for the owner.
X11 is initiated with "xdm" but the "~/.xsession" file is not set executable for the owner.
A system has crashed and to repair the system you must get a file system copied to the damaged host but its network connection is not working. Thinking of alternative solutions, you grab a stack of floppies and execute the following command:
goodhost$ tar cvzMf /dev/fd0 DirectoryName
Then, you take the floppies to the damaged host and execute the command:
badhost$ tar xzMf /dev/fd0
This is one way to move large files between two machines.
True
False
Some file names are "special." For example, if you were to write a shell script and use the
file names "script" or "test", you may have unexpected program results because: (Select all that apply)
The example file names also happen to be internal shell commands.
The example file names are also system utilities and the shell may discover and
execute these commands before it executes your files.
You did not guarantee correct program invocation by using the "./script" or "./test"
convention.
You put "." directory in your PATH shell variable, but at the end of the list.