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How is the default run level defined in the /etc/inittab file?

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How is the default run level defined in the /etc/inittab file? id:3: defaultinit: initdefault:3...

What is the result of running the init 6 command?

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What is the result of running the init 6 command? Restart the system in single user mode Shutdown...

You are currently running the server at run level 3, you need to...

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You are currently running the server at run level 3, you need to allow users access to X server...

Which file specifies the processes to be started during boot...

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Which file specifies the processes to be started during boot time? /etc/initproc /etc/inittab...

What is the PID of the init process?

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What is the PID of the init process? 111 1 0 11

Which file is referred to by the login command when any user...

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Which file is referred to by the login command when any user tries to login to the system...

Which of the following scenarios do not require the use of the...

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Which of the following scenarios do not require the use of the /etc/nologin file? Installing an...

The /etc/nologin file is used to prevent all users from logging...

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The /etc/nologin file is used to prevent all users from logging on to the system. True or False...

You had initially added some hosts in the hosts.deny file to...

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You had initially added some hosts in the hosts.deny file to prevent access to FTP. You remove...

Which command is used to verify if a program is compiled with...

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Which command is used to verify if a program is compiled with TCP Wrappers? ldd gcc make nm

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