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Correct answer
man lvm, info lvm
2) Swap space can be created out of GPT-, MBR- and LVM-based partitions/volumes.
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True
3) What are two ways to find information about swap devices enabled on the system?
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swapon -s, cat /proc/swaps
4) The file system needs to be created on the device after the logical volume is created (lvcreate).
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True
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mkswap
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partprobe
8) What is the limit for primary partitions when using the MBR partition type?
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4
9) You are extending a logical volume. To do this, you have to add the /dev/xvdj device to the volume
group "battlestar". Which command would you issue to accomplish this task?
Correct
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vgextend battlestar /dev/xvdj
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8 ZiB
11) Given the volume group "battlestar" and a physical volume in the volume group /dev/xvdf1, which
command would accurately create a 19 G logical volume out of /dev/xvdf1 with a volume name of
"galactica"?
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lvcreate -n galactica -L 19G battlestar
12) Select the correct order of tasks for creating an LVM for the first time.
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Create the physical volume (pvcreate), create the volume group (vgcreate), create the logical volume
(lvcreate)
13) Which file on the operating system contains information about which partitions the OS is reading?
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/proc/partitions
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XFS
15) How many primary partitions can a GPT partition table have?
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128
16) After adding 50 GB more of physical storage to your existing volume group, you need to extend
your /dev/battlestar/galactica volume group to include an additional 20GB of storage. How might you
accomplish this task?
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Correct answer
lvextend -L +20G /dev/battlestar/galactica
17) You've just increased the size of the /dev/battlestar/galactica LVM volume. This volume is mounted
in /mnt/mydir; which command would you issue for the operating system and file system to recognize
the increase in size on the device?
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xfs_growfs /mnt/mydir
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gdisk, parted
19) After making partition changes, the partition changes do not appear in the /proc/partitions. How can
you force the kernel to reload the partition tables?
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issue the partprobe command
20) For an MBR partition, what is the max disk size a partition can be?
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2TiB
1) In Red Hat 7 EXT4, file systems have support for ACLs but generally need the option specified
during mount time.
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True
2) Which command would move the physical extents off of the /dev/xvdg1 physical volume disk onto
another physical volume associated with the battlestar volume group?
Incorrect
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pvmove /dev/xvdg1
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vgextend, vgcreate
4) Some file systems must be mounted with ACL support enabled for ACLs to work on the filesystem.
Incorrect
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True
5) Which of the following command(s) can be used to reduce the volume group by removing the
/dev/xvdg1 partition from the volume group "battlestar"?
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vgreduce battlestar /dev/xvdg1
6) Which of the following commands would be used to extend an existing logical volume with the
name of "galactica" to a total size of 5GiB if the current size is 1GiB using the volume group
"battlestar"?
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Correct answer
lvextend -L 5G /dev/battlestar/galactica
7) After using lvextend to increase the size of a logical volume, how can you modify the file system to
reflect the changes? Assume the device is mounted at /mnt/myvolume and the logical volume is
/dev/battlestar/galactica.
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xfs_growfs /mnt/myvolume
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XFS
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timedatectl
2) Which yum command(s) shows all currently installed kernels and all available kernels for a system?
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yum info kernel, yum list kernel
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/etc/anacrontab
5) Which command and option would be used to display the current kernel version?
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uname -r
6) You've just updated the server sources in the /etc/chrony.conf configuration file. How do you apply
the changes so NTP is not looking at those sources?
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systemctl restart chronyd
7) If a package installed on the system needs a required cron job scheduled, where is the cron config
file for the package located when the package is downloaded and installed?
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/etc/cron.d/
8) The "at" utility wasn't installed on your Red Hat distribution by default. After running yum install at,
you notice that the at service is not running. Which command(s) could you issue to start the service?
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systemctl start atd, systemctl restart atd
9) The user "anthony" is located in the /etc/deny.cron file. This means that all users on the system
except anthony are denied access to use the cron utility.
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False
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Once a day
11) You've installed the httpd package on your Red Hat Linux system. How might you view all
available or associated documentation locations that were installed with the package?
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rpm -qd httpd
12) The /var/www/html directory has mysteriously shown up on your system. What command could
you issue to determine what software package created it? Please note: This does not search your system
but instead searches a repository for files that are created by the package.
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yum provides /var/www/html
13) Repos listed in the /etc/yum.repos.d/ must end in .repo for them to be recognized.
Correct
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True
14) The "at" utility wasn't installed on your Red Hat distribution by default. After running yum install
at, you notice that the at service is not running. After starting the service you want to be sure that the
atd service is enabled to start when the system boots. Which command(s) should you issue to enable
this?
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systemctl enable atd
15) Which yum command, when provided the proper argument, displays all packages on the system
installed by yum?
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yum list
16) The command systemctl set-default multi-user.target changes the system so that your default target
at boot time is the multi-user.target.
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True
17) Yum packages cannot be removed without having the package dependencies removed when the
package was originally installed.
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True
18) The tzselect command is a tool used to help "guide" you through choosing which timezone you
should configure your server for.
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True
20) You've successfully modified the /etc/chronyd.conf configuration file to reflect a new ntp server.
How do you view and make sure the changes applied correctly?
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chronyc sources
21) Non-privileged users on the Linux system can schedule anacron jobs.
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False
22) By default, chronyd is the default ntp deamon on a Red Hat Enterprise 7 install.
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True
23) Select the true statement(s) given symbols as they relate to packages and groups.
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- means the package is not installed and will not be installed if the group is installed or updated, =
Means the package is installed and was installed as part of the group
24) Which command(s) allows you to list all available time zones?
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Correct answer
timedatectl list-timezones
25) How can you determine if the httpd package is installed on a system?
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yum list installed httpd, yum list installed | grep httpd
26) Given the following group info, what packages were installed as part of the group? Group: Security
Tools Group-Id: security-tools Description: Security tools for integrity and trust verification. Default
Packages: =scap-security-guide +openscap -hmaccalc openscap-utils
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scap-security-guide
27) List all enabled and disabled repos on your Red Hat machine.
Correct answer
yum repolist all
28) If you forget yum commands on the exam, which are ways to get help?
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yum help, man yum, info yum
29) Which command(s) displays all documentation files associated with the pykickstart package?
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rpm -qd pykickstart