GeekInterview.com
   Home |  Tech FAQ  |   Interview Questions |  Placement Papers |  Tech Articles |  Learn |  Freelance Projects |  Online Testing |  Geeks Talk |  Job Postings |  Knowledge Base | Site Search |  Add/Ask Question

Sun 310-011 Certification Questions


Sun 310-011 Certification Questions

Questions: 683
Comments: 15
 Sun 310-011 Certification Questions Tags
—
Backup, Restore, Abstract
 Showing Questions 21-30 of 683 Questions
<< Previous 1 2 [3] 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >>
 Sponsored Links

 
 Sun 310-011 Certification Questions
Sorting Options :  

The print models for the "local printers" is at:a. /etc/lp/model/local b. /etc/lp/local/model c. /etc/skel/printer d. /etc/lp/model/standard
Answer: D  
The print model for the "remote printer" is at:a. /etc/lp/model/netstandard b. /etc/skel/printer/remote c. /etc/printer/skel/net d. /usr/etc/lp/remote
Answer: A 
Which of the following is th correct way of creating a printer ?a. lpadmin -p printer -v port b. lp -add printer -server print_server c. lpstat -a printer -s serialport# d. lpadmin -a printer -p port
Answer: A 
Which command would define new printer class ?a. lpadmin -a -class printerclass b. lpadd -class printerclas c. lp -a -c printerclass d. lpadmin -p printer -c printerclass
Answer: D 
Which command would remove a printer class ?a. lprm -c class b. lpadmin -r class c. lpadmin -d class d. lpadmin -r -c class
Answer: B 
Which command would define a default printer ?a. lp -d printer1 b. lpadmin -k printer1 c. lpadmin -d printer1 d. lp -LPDEST printer1
Answer: C 
How do you send file1.txt and file2.txt to the printer with 1 command ?a. lp -d printer file1.txt file2.txt b. lp -d printer -m file1.txt file2.txt c. lp -d printer -k file1.txt,file2.txt d. lp -d printer -k file*.txt
Answer: A 
Which option of the lp command sets the priority for the print job ? a. -p b. -n c. -q d. -s
Answer: C 
Which option and value of the lp command would set the priority of the print job to be the higest ? a. -H immediate b. -q 7 c. -n 0 d. -n 9
Answer: A 
Which command would display all the print jobs of all the printers installed on the system ?a. lpstat -a b. lpstat -o all c. lpstat -v all d. lpstat -d –a
Answer: B 
View page << Previous 1 2 [3] 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >>

Ask A Question
Go Top
 Sponsored Links

 
Ask Question
—
You must login to Ask Question or Register your free account

Category:

 
Question Title:


Question in Detail:

Add this to my Subscribed Questions (?)
Send me email when new answer is posted (?)

 
Expert Members
—
# User Name Count
1jyothikiran 1
2vsurendarb 1
3ravikumar_koyyada 1
4riteshvado 1
5indhubharathi 1
6akarapu 1
Subscribe
—
Get Latest Updates Via RSS Reader or by Email
 Forum Discussion Subscribe to Forum Discussions Via E-Mail Latest Forum Discussions Subscribers
 Knowledge Base Subscribe to Knowledge Base Series Via E-Mail Knowledge Base Subscribers
 Learning Series Subscribe to GeekInterview Learning Series Via EMail Learning Series Subscribers
 Freelance Jobs Subscribe to GeekInterview Freelance Jobs Via EMail Latest Freelance Jobs Subscribers
 GeekInterview Blog Subscribe to GeekInterview Blog Via EMail GeekInterview Blog Subscribers
 Testing Interview Questions Subscribe to Testing Interview Questions Via EMail Testing Interview Questions Subscribers
 Oracle Interview Questions Subscribe to Oracle Interview Questions Via EMail Oracle Interview Questions Subscribers
 Java Interview Questions Subscribe to Java Interview Questions Via EMail Java Interview Questions Subscribers
 Latest Placement Papers Subscribe to Latest Placement Papers Placement Papers Subscribers
 Free Training Subscribe to Free Training Via EMail Free Training Subscribers
 Learn AJAX Subscribe to AJAXwith.com Via EMail AJAXwith Subscribers
Sponsored Links

 
Free White Papers & Software


Vulnerability Management
for Dummies eBook
 


 

Request Your Copy
 


Free: 60-Day Trial
Microsoft Office Project
 


 

Request Now
 


The 7 Things that
IT Security Professionals
MUST KNOW!
 


 

Request Your Free eBook

 
 




About Us  |   Privacy Policy  |   Terms and Conditions  |   Contact  |   Site Map  |   Add Question  |   Propose Category  |   RSS Feeds  |   Articles Sitemap  |   Site Updates  |   Add Resource

Copyright © 2005 - 2008 GeekInterview.com. All Rights Reserved
Page copy protected against web site content infringement by Copyscape