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The iproute2 equivalent for the arp command is _.
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The resolvectl tool is part of the ifconfig command. True or False?
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Which of these is not a systemd-networkd configuration file?
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Systemd-networkd cannot be used for _.
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The nmcli command can be used to create a new network connection. True or False?
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Which command will display easily readable information on the eth0 interface?
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Which of the following is false about networkmanager.
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The network​manager service works on wired interfaces only. True or False?
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How is the DNS configuration file /etc/resolv.conf setup?
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Which command can you use to block packets to a specific host?
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Which API is used to query address information from the Name Service Switch (NSS) resolver?
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The _ file is read at boot time on Red Hat based systems to set the host name.
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Which command can be used to verify the connectivity to a network after adding a new route?
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Which file will be used to enable DHCP based configuration on Red Hat based systems?
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Which command is used to setup broadcast addresses for a network interface?
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