Your syslog configuration file contains the line: mail.debug ifdef(’LOGHOST’, /var/log/syslog, @loghost) Which two are correct statements about this entry? (Choose two) A. The ifdef statement is interpreted by the syslogd daemon. B. If the loghost alias is set to be the local host, messages are sent to the /var/log/syslog file. C. If the loghost alias is not set to the local host, messages are sent to the host defined as the loghost. D. If the loghost alias is set to

Ans: B, C  

Ans: err emerg notice alert  

Which two statements about the functionality of the syslogd daemon are true? (Choose two) A. Error messages can only be logged locally in a system log. B. The kernel, daemons, and syslogd each write directly to a system log. C. Syslogd can write messages to the console as well as to a system log. D. The logger command communicates with syslogd which then logs the message according to its configuration file.

Ans: B, C  

Which statement about RAID levels is true? A. RAID 5 uses distributed parity B. RAID 0+1 provides no advantage over RAID 1. C. RAID 0 refers to striping but NOT to concatenation. D. RAID 1 is the only RAID level providing redundancy.

Ans: A  

Which three files does RBAC use? (Choose three) A. /etc/user_attr B. /etc/exec_attr C. /etc/prof_attr D. /etc/security/user_attr E. /etc/security/exec_attr F. /etc/security/prof_attr

Ans: A, E, F Explanation From the SUN Ed. documentation, there are four (4) databases that RBAC uses: 1. /etc/user_attr 2. /etc/security/auth_attr 3. /etc/security/prof_attr 4. /etc/security/exec_attr 

Which two statements about the RBAC security mechanism are true? (Choose two) A. The roleadd command uses the same default shell as useradd. B. The roleadd command updates the user_attr file when it adds a role to the system. C. The -p option, used to associate an account with a profile, can only be used with roleadd. D. Using usermod -R rolename username updates the user_attr file to associate a user with a role.

Ans: B, D  

The default run level is 3 and the host is configured as an NFS server with valid entries in /etc/dfs/dfstab. Which two command stings restart NFS services? (Choose two) A. init 6 B. pkill -HUP inetd C. /ect/init.d/nfs.server restart D. /etc/init.d/nfs.server stop;/etc/init.d/nfs.server start

Ans: A, D  

Given the file excerpts: /etc/passwd ------------ user10:x:108:10::/home/user10:/bin/sh admin3:x:106:14::/home/admin3:/bin/pfksh user4::x:112:10::/home/user4:/bin/sh /etc/user_attr ---------------- user10::::profiles=File System Management,User Security;type=normal admin3::::profiles=MediaBackup;type=role user4::::roles=admin3;type=normal /etc/security/prof_attr --------------------------- MediaBackup::Backup files and file systems:help=RtMediaBkup.html User Security:

Ans: B  

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Given the excerpts from the inetd manual page and the syslog configuration: -t Instruct inetd to trace the incoming connections for all of its TCP services. It does this by logging the clients IP address and TCP port number, along with the name of the service, using the syslog(3c) facility. "Wait" wait-status services cannot be traced. When tracking is enabled, inetd uses the syslog facility code ``daemon" and ``notice" priority level. See FILES. *.err;kern.notice;auth.notice

Ans: B  

Which three are valid facilities that are used within the syslogd daemon configuration file? (Choose three) A. ptr B. user C. kern D. proc E. login F. daemon

Ans: B, C, F