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Which command is used to unset the SUID bit from a file?
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The listing of a directory shows certain files with permissions set to rwsr-xr-x. What does this indicate?
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Which of the following user ID types is not supported by Linux?
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Which legacy command cannot be replaced with the ip command?
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The ip command is useful for both configuration and control of network interfaces. True or False?
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Using the -s option with the ip command will display:
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The ip command is different from the ifconfig command for the following reason:
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The ip link command is useful for troubleshooting OSI Layer 2 problems. True or False?
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Finding machines on the same network segment as your interface can be done with which command?
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The tracepath6 command uses the sockets API to map paths to IPv6 network hosts. True or False?
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The traceroute6 command is analogous to the _ command.
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The ping6 command differs from the ping command how?
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The netcat utility is only available on Debian Linux distributions True or False?
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When using the ss command which column shows the socket type?
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The ifdown command can be used to disable all configured network interfaces. True or False?
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