Your password can be captured by snoop when you are trying remotely to log in to a default installation of the Solaris 10 OS. Which two commands can be used to avoid this issue? (Choose two.) Which two commands avoid this issue? (Choose two.)

An update to the security policy for the company states that trusting hosts and any users is no longer allowed. Which two files need to be deleted to comply with this requirement? (Choose two.)

The security policy of your company dictates that root logins are only allowed on the console of a system. Which variable should be set?

The user1 is logged in at the console and assumes the identity of root using the su command. Which user identities do the whoami and who am i commands report?

A junior administrator is concerned that the root password on a production server is no longer secure. The junior administrator sends you an email with the following text:

SU 1/25 14:01 + pts/3 root-user2
SU 1/27 09:10 – pts/5 user1-root
SU 1/27 09:11 + pts/5 user1-root
SU 1/28 21:01 + console root-user3
SU 1/29 21:30 – pts/2 user2-root
SU 1/29 21:31 – pts/2 user2-guest3
SU 1/29 21:33 + pts/2 user2-user1

Which three statements about this output are true? (Choose three.)

A new service named banner needs to be incorporated into SMF. The appropriate entries are placed in the milestones where this service is stopped and started and the service scripts are in the correct locations. Which command incorporates the banner service into SMF?

A server is reconfigured and has a number of software applications added and some new scripts. They do NOT execute properly at boot. The messages at boot time indicate that SMF considers the repository corrupt. You decide to restore the SMF database file from last night’s backup.

Which file needs to be restored from the backup?

Given:

# svcadm milestone -d svc:/milestone/single-user:default

Which two statements are true? (Choose two.)

On a SPARC-based system, two device aliases named bootdisk01 and bootdisk02 are created. These aliases allow the boot system to boot from two different disks. Currently bootdisk01 is used by default.

Which Solaris OS command amends the boot-device parameter to cause the system to boot from bootdisk02 by default?

You bring down a SPARC-based system to run level 0. Now you need to create a customized device alias for one of the disks.

Which OBP command allows the selection of a device path and later inserts it into the command line that creates the new device alias?