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Using the command passwd –e test_user, the root user can force a password change in the next login attempt. True or False?
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The command passwd –S test_user produces the following output: test_user NP 03/28/2014 0 99999 7 -1 What information does this convey regarding the password status of the test_user account?
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Changes in the /etc/skel directory will apply to:
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Running the command useradd ben on a system with User Private Groups will create:
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A new user was created using the command useradd steve. The command grep steve/etc/shadow will show the password field for this account as:
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Which option, when used with useradd command, will display the default options that are used when creating a new user?
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An account on a Linux system has a UID of 50. Which type of account is this?
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The groups command displays your current primary group as the first group while the getent command will always display the default primary group. True or False?
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A user is a member of three different secondary groups. Which file will contain information regarding his membership in these secondary groups?
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The research team for ABC Corp is being increased from one to five members. What is the best way to add new team members to the server?
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A Linux administrator modifies the values of UID_MAX and UID_MIN parameters in the /etc/login.defs file. This in effect will allow her to:
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The system administrator wants to make the password empty for user Don. He should execute the passwd command with which of the following options?
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In the /etc/shadow file, a user record has !! as the first two characters in the encrypted password field. What does this signify?
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The system administrator wants to create a temporary user account to be used for only five days. Immediately after five days, the account should become unavailable for login. The following values should be set for the temporary user in the shadow file:
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A regular user wants a password that never expires. The Maximum field value in the /etc/shadow file should be set to:
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