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BCSL 63 Solved Assignment

The document is a solved assignment for BCSL 63 for the academic year 2024-2025, authored by Karishma Khatri. It includes various questions related to shell scripting, remote access policy creation, TCP/IP configuration in Linux/Unix, user account management, and DNS server configuration in Windows 2000. Each question is followed by detailed answers outlining the steps and commands required to complete the tasks.

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BCSL 63 Solved Assignment

The document is a solved assignment for BCSL 63 for the academic year 2024-2025, authored by Karishma Khatri. It includes various questions related to shell scripting, remote access policy creation, TCP/IP configuration in Linux/Unix, user account management, and DNS server configuration in Windows 2000. Each question is followed by detailed answers outlining the steps and commands required to complete the tasks.

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BCSL 63 SOLVED ASSIGNMENT

2024-2025

SOLVED BY KARISHMA KHATRI


Q1 (8 Marks)
(a) Write a shell script which will accept the PID of a process and display the
details of that process.
Answer:

(b)Create Remote Access Policy. Show how you can change to Remote Access
Logging setting in Windows 2000.
Answer:

Creating Remote Access Policy:

1. Open the Remote Access Policies Console:


o Go to Start -> Settings -> Control Panel.
o Open Administrative Tools and select Remote Access Policies.
2. Create a New Policy:
o Right-click on Remote Access Policies and select New Remote Access
Policy.
o Follow the wizard to create a new policy by specifying the conditions and
permissions for remote access.

Changing Remote Access Logging Settings:

1. Open the Routing and Remote Access Management Console:


o Go to Start -> Programs -> Administrative Tools -> Routing and Remote
Access.
2. Modify Logging Settings:
o Right-click on the server name and select Properties.
o Go to the Logging tab.
o Configure the logging settings according to your requirements (e.g., log file
size, logging level).

Q2.

(a) Write a shell program to scan all the files in a particular directory and list
only those files which start (file_name) with "a" or "A".
Answer:
(b)Install and configure TCP/IP settings in LINUX/UNIX operating
system.Explain with step by step procedure.
Answer:

1. Open Terminal.
2. Edit Network Configuration:

• For most Linux distributions using ifconfig (deprecated in favor of ip), edit the
configuration file:
sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces

• For networkd or NetworkManager, use appropriate tools or configuration files.

3. Set IP Address:

• Add the following configuration to set IP address, subnet mask, and gateway

auto eth0

iface eth0 inet static

address 192.168.1.2

netmask 255.255.255.0

gateway 192.168.1.1

• Replace eth0 with the appropriate network interface name.


•
4. Restart Networking Service:

sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart

5. Verify Configuration:

ip addr show eth0

Q3.
(a) Create a user account in the LINUX/UNIX Server. Set its password and
define its permission like'an administrator.
Answer:

Commands:

1. Create User:

2. Set Password:
3. Grant Administrative Privileges:

• Add the user to the sudo group (for Debian/Ubuntu)

• For RHEL/CentOS, use:

(b)Configure a DNS Server as a Root Name Server in Windows 2000 Server.


Explain with step by step procedure.
Answer:

• Install DNS Server Role:

• Go to Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs.


• Click on Add/Remove Windows Components.
• Select DNS and complete the installation.

• Configure DNS Server:

• Open DNS Manager from Administrative Tools.


• Right-click on the server and select Configure a DNS Server.
• Follow the wizard to set up as a Root Name Server:
o Choose Forward and Reverse Lookup Zones.
o Configure DNS zones and records.

• Verify Configuration:

• Ensure that the server is listed as a root server and properly resolves queries

Q4 (a) In LINUX/UNIX system, access your account available at a remote


machine. Download a file from the remote location, modify that file and
upload back to the remote machine.
Answer:

Commands:
1. Access Remote Account:

2. Download File:

3. Modify File:

• Edit the downloaded file using a text editor, e.g., nano or vim.

4. Upload File:

(b)Configure TCP/IP setting in LINUX/UNIX. Assume IP address is 192.168.1.2


and Port is 446.Explain with step by step procedure.
Answer:

Step-by-Step Procedure:

1. Edit Network Configuration:


o For static IP configuration, modify the network settings in
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 (CentOS/RHEL) or
/etc/network/interfaces (Debian/Ubuntu).
2. Example Configuration (CentOS/RHEL):
3. Restart Networking Service:

4. Verify Configuration:

Q5. List and execute the following LINUX/UNIX commands: (8 Marks)


(a) To list all the current users logged in the system.

(b) To print and set the date.

(c) To show the reference and name of the terminal.

(d) To create a new file with name "abc" in the current directory.
(e) To kill a process with its PID

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