050-708 Online Practice Questions and Answers

After the installation section has completed for SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10, you are brought to the configuration section. At this point, which can you configure? (Choose 2.)

A. Create user accounts

B. Set the root password

C. Choose the file system

D. Add additional partitions

E. Set the clock and time zone

What is the command to enter a job into the foreground?

A. fg job_ID

B. fg -job_ID

C. fg process_ID

D. fg -process_ID

E. fg application name

F. fg -application name

Which statement is true regarding NetworkManager?

A. It allows you to configure firewall settings.

B. It is only accessible if you are logged in as root.

C. It allows configuration of wireless adapters only.

D. It is accessed by clicking My Computer>More Applications>System>Network Tools

E. It allows you to change the network configuration without switching to the root account.

Which file contains the configuration for sudo?

A. /etc/su.conf

B. /etc/sudoers

C. /etc/sudo.conf

D. /var/log/messages

E. /etc/sysconfig/sudo

If a graphical environment is installed during the installation of SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10, what is the default run-level used?

A. Run-level 1

B. Run-level 2

C. Run-level 3

D. Run-level 5

E. Run-level 6

Which is used to create, configure, and manage a Novell iPrint system in a Linux environment?

A. YaST

B. iManager

C. iMonitor

D. Remote Manager

E. GNOME printer dialog

Which is used to allow eDirectory users to authenticate to Linux workstations?

A. LUM

B. SMB

C. SSH

D. LDAP

E. NetBIOS

What is the default setting for umask on SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10?

A. 000

B. 022

C. 044

D. 055

E. 066

F. 077

Which command will add the write permission to the expenses file for the group?

A. chmod +w expenses

B. chmod g+w expenses

C. chmod +gw expenses

D. chmod w+g expenses

E. chmod +g+w expenses

Which directories always have to be on the same partition as the root directory? (Choose 5.)

A. /bin

B. /dev

C. /etc

D. /lib

E. /src

F. /var

G. /tmp

H. /boot

I. /sbin