050-733 Exam - SUSE Certified Linux Administrator 12

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Q1. Which option do you use to write the output of the 'hwinfo' command to a log file? 

A. --dumpfile_name 

B. -o file_name - -dump 

C. . -log filejiame 

D. --ofile_name 

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Q2. Which does not belong to the Logical Volume Manager? 

A. Volume Group 

B. Logical Volume 

C. Volume Label 

D. Physical Volume 

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Q3. In which file are global configurations for users who use bash as their login shell set? 

A. /etc/bashrc 

B. /etc/bash.cf 

C. /etc/bash.conf 

D. /etc/bash.bashrc 

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Q4. The /etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-XXX configuration file contains a BOOTPROTO option. Which are possible values of BOOTPROTO? 

A. static or dhcp 

B. master or slave 

C. onboot, ifpluged, or manual 

D. ethemet, wireless or manual 

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Q5. What does the following sentence describe? "Multiple file names referencing to the same inode." 

A. Hard Links 

B. Sockets 

C. Pipes 

D. Character devices 

E. Block devices 

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Q6. What are valid sections in asystem unit file? (Choose three.) 

A. [Unit] 

B. [Service] 

C. [install] 

D. [Global] 

E. [Runlevel] 

F. [Pre] 

G. [Post] 

H. [Main] 

I. [Onboot] 

J. [Modules] 

Answer: A,B,C 

Q7. What GRUB2 configuration file is used to configure user settings? 

A. /etc/default/grub 

B. /boot/grub2/grub.cfg 

C. /etc/sysconfig/bootloader 

D. /boot/grub2/x86_64-efi 

E. /boot/grub.d/user.cfg 

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Q8. In a terminal window, which command displays the name of the directory you are currently in? 

A. dir 

B. pwd 

C. where 

D. current-dir 

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Q9. You want to use the ip command to set a new address for your network device eth0. It is a standard class C network. The broadcast address and network route should be set accordingly. 

Which command is correct? 

A. ip address set 192.168.0.10/24 deveth0 

B. jp address add 192.168.10/24 dev eth0 

C. jp addr add 192.168.0.10/24 dev eth0brd + 

D. ip addr add eth0192.168.0.10/24 eth0broadcast 192.168.255.255 

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Q10. Where can you set global shell environment variables for all users independent of their shell? 

A. /etc/profile 

B. /etc/profile.all 

C. /etc/bash.local 

D. /etc/bash.bashrc 

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