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RHCE: Red Hat Certified Engineer Study Guide - Directory UMM

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Answers to Assessment Test lv<br />

26. C. Only VMware enables you to run Windows 9x under Linux.<br />

WINE merely permits you to run certain Windows applications. See<br />

Chapter 8 for more information.<br />

27. A, B, C. You cannot specify a list of names of days or months. See<br />

Chapter 16 for more information.<br />

28. A. The cron system tracks the modification time of the<br />

/etc/crontab file and knows when the file has been changed. See<br />

Chapter 16 for more information.<br />

29. A, C, D. Pop users merely access the POP server; they don’t need an<br />

associated command interpreter because they don’t receive a shell<br />

prompt. See Chapter 10 for more information.<br />

30. B, D. See the listings and descriptions presented in the chapter to verify<br />

that the /etc/bashrc and ~/.bashrc files set the path. See Chapter 10<br />

for more information.<br />

31. A, B, C, D. Table 7.1 summarizes the installation program’s use of<br />

virtual consoles. See Chapter 7 for more information.<br />

32. C. The installation program uses Xconfigurator to configure X. See<br />

Chapter 7 for more information.<br />

33. B. Only the httpd.conf file must exist. See Chapter 21 for more<br />

information.<br />

34. B. The responses linux emergency, linux s, and linux single all<br />

start the system in single-user mode. But only linux emergency<br />

omits the initial processes. See Chapter 20 for more infromation.<br />

35. D. The telnet program need not be, and is not, PAM-aware, since it<br />

invokes the PAM-aware login program to establish a login session.<br />

See Chapter 22 for more information.<br />

36. B, C. If the remote host is under the same administrative control as the<br />

local host, the remote host can be listed in /etc/hosts.equiv; otherwise,<br />

it should be listed in /etc/hosts.lpd. The host name must be<br />

resolvable, but the host need not be listed in /etc/hosts; for example,<br />

the host name could be resolved by DNS or NIS. See Chapter 23 for<br />

more information.

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