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Q.

Examine this command and its output:


svcs -l nfs/client

Which two statements are true?

nfs/client will not start until rpc/gss enters the online state.

Stopping rpc/keyserv will also stop nfs/client.

Stopping name-services will not stop nfs/client.

Stopping rpc/bind will also stop nfs/client.

Ans:

Stopping name-services will not stop nfs/client


Stopping rpc/bind will also stop nfs/client.
A. You are currently working in both your home directory and the system directory/tap.
You are switching back and forth with full path names. Which pair of ca commands will
provide you with a shortcut to switch between these two locations?

cd and cd
cd * and cd ..
cd ~ and cd
cd ~ and cd –

Ans:
cd ~ and cd –

Q. Examine this command and its output:

zfs list -r tank

Next you execute

zfs destroy -r tank

What is the result of executing this command?

O It fails because one or more file systems to be destroyed contain data.

It destroys all children of the /tank file system.

It fails because the /tank file system contains children.

It destroys the tank storage pool

Ans:

It destroys all children of the /tank file system


A. You log in to the system as user1, then switch user to root by using the au command.
After entering the correct password, you enter the following commands:

whoami who am i:10

Which option correctly represents the output?

Ans:
Root
User1 console Dec 30 20:20
Uid=0(root) gid=0(root)

Q. Which two commands can be used to gracefully alter a system from the multi-user-
server milestone to the single user milestone?

shutdown h -y

init s

shutdown -y

reboot -q

Ans:

init s

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