What is the function of the command?
Given:
# mt f /dev/rmt/1 status
What is the function of the command?
What can you use to create a static image of the / (root) file system to use with a backup command?
You want to back up and active / (root) file system without unmounting it. What can you use to create a static image of the / (root) file system to use with a backup command?
What does the x in the second field represent?
Given the entry in the /etc/passwd file:
user1:x:100:101:Sales Manager:/home/user1/:/bin/ksh
What does the x in the second field represent?
Which run control script causes these actions to occur?
Given the following actions:
� All local file systems mount.
� Default routers are configured.
� Most of the system daemons start.
� Files in the /tmp directory are removed.
� System accounting is configured.
Which run control script causes these actions to occur?
Which two file systems contain kernel modules?
Each directory listed is a file system mount point in a default installation. Which two file systems contain kernel modules? (Choose two)
Which two commands could you include in the script to obtain this information?
You have been required to write a script that checks daily to see if at jobs are scheduled to run. Which two commands could you include in the script to obtain this information? (Choose two)
What command is used to check against the package installation information to check if the file has changed?
You suspect that the /usr/bin/ps binary has been replaced. What command is used to check against the package installation information to check if the file has changed?
Which command can be used to restore the /var/adm directory and its contents…
Which command can be used to restore the /var/adm directory and its contents from the /dev/rmt/0 remote tape device attached to the host mars?
Which three statements about the /var/run file system are true?
Which three statements about the /var/run file system are true? (Choose three)
Which two commands can be used to display a list of active processes that will be updated at a user-defined sa
Which two commands can be used to display a list of active processes that will be updated at a user-defined sample interval? (Choose two)