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1 Which output does the df command produce when executed from the Linux CLI?
detailed information about the file system

detailed information about the top-level directory

detailed information about CPU and RAM usage

detailed information about the data stored on the disk

Which of the following can be used to monitor system resources in Windows XP and Windows 2000?
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Event Viewer

Scandisk

Performance Tool

Task Scheduler

Checkdisk

3 Which file can be studied by programmers to determine the potential cause of a program crash?
Core Dump

Script Debugger

Process Tracker

Trace File

Error Pack

What are three key concepts when analyzing and optimizing network performance?
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bottlenecks, baselines, and best practices

baselines, base logs, and best practices

best practices, base logs, and bottlenecks

baseline, bottlenecks, and backups

5 Which Linux command is used to create filesystems on a partition?

mkdev

fdisk

mkfs

fsck
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6 Which disk management tool is available to limit the amount of data a user can store on a network?
disk quota
 disk ceiling

disk limit

disk wall

disk container

When should a baseline reading of network performance be made?

7 at the busiest time of day

when the network is running normally

at the least busy time of day

when the network is not in use

8 Which of the following can be used to execute a series of Linux commands at a specified time?
which

run

time

at

when

Which Linux command is used to create partitions on a hard disk?

9 mkdev

fdisk

mkfs

fsck

10 What are two guidelines that an administrator should follow to maintain a healthy hard drive? (Choose two.)
limit the amount of RAM available to individual users

defragment the hard drive regularly

allow users to use all available storage with no limits

continually manage available disk space

do not limit the size of user home directories

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11 Linux administrators have several CLI commands available to display information on system resources.
What is the output associated with using the du command?
a display of disk usage for a file system

a display of disk usage for a directory

a display of disk usage for file information

a display of the user's remaining disk space

Which Linux command can be used to terminate processes that are consuming too many system resources?
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 at

stop

kill

term

kip

13 A system unexpectedly shuts down due to power failure. As a result, the file system is damaged.
Which Linux command could be used to repair the file system?
mkfs

Fsck

diskcheck

filrep

ps

What is the function of the /etc/crontab file in Linux?

14 to schedule system jobs

to schedule user jobs

to validate created processes

to remove cron jobs

15 Which setting determines if a program will run with the permissions of its assigned group or the permissions of the user's groups?

SUID

GUID

SSID

SGID

16 Which of the following tools can be used to analyze Linux system log files?
Logcheck

Regscan

Filecheck

Scanfile

Which statement is true when the SUID bit is set as the root account for a program?
17 Root cannot execute the program.

Only root can execute the program.

Any user can execute the program using root account permission.

Users can execute the program only if they belong to the same group as the owner of the program.

Only the owner of the program can execute the program.

18 Which of the following statements is true about the use of Performance Tool?
 Performance Tool is only available for use on Linux computers.

Performance Tool should be used sparingly since it uses valuable system resources.

Performance Tool can only be used to monitor network computers.

Performance Tool can only be used in conjunction with a pre-established baseline.

Which Linux command can be used to terminate a group of

19 processes that have the same name instead of terminating them with their PID numbers?
term

stop

killall

halt