Which file contains the ntp configuration?

• A./srv/ntp/ntp.conf
• B./etc/sysconfig/ntp.conf
• C./etc/ntp.conf
• D.etc/ntp.cfg

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In the scripts subdirectory under your home directory there is a file named tstparse.sh. You want to set an Extended ACL so thejsmith user has all permissions to just this file. Which command will accomplish this?

• A.setacl -a user:jsmith:rwx -/scripts/tstparse.sh
• B.modacl user=jsmith:rwx -/scripts/tstparse.sh
• C.setfacl -m u:jsmith:rwx -/scripts/tstparse.sh
• D.extacl -a user=jsmith:rwx -/scripts/tstparse.sh

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What command would be used to add new physical volumes to an existing volume group?

• A.vgextend
• B.vSadd
• C.pvmodify
• D.pvadd
• E.pvextend
• F.vgmodify

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What command would be used to add new physical volumes to an existing volume group?

• A.vgextend
• B.vSadd
• C.pvmodify
• D.pvadd
• E.pvextend
• F.vgmodify

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What should you do if you want to define alias commands so that each time you open a terminal window those aliases are available from the command prompt?

• A.Modify the /etc/.history/USER_NAME file to include your alias commands.
• B.List all your aliases you have defined by entering the alias --list command and piping the output to the
  -Abashrc file.
• C.When you create the alias initially, specify the --keep parameter.
• D.This cannot be done since aliases are session specific only.
• E.Create a file named -/.alias and put your alias commands in That file.

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