Exam 9: Managing Linux Processes

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Match each correct item with the statement below. a.at command b.background command c.child process d.cron table e.daemon process f.forking g.parent process h.process ID (PID) i.time slice j.trapping -The command used to run a foreground process in the background.

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Question 41

What two commands below can be used to stop a process, either by PID number or process name?

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Question 42

Each process can start an unlimited number of other processes.

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Question 43

Match each correct item with the statement below. a.at command b.background command c.child process d.cron table e.daemon process f.forking g.parent process h.process ID (PID) i.time slice j.trapping -The process of ignoring a kill signal.

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Question 44

Match each correct item with the statement below. a.at command b.background command c.child process d.cron table e.daemon process f.forking g.parent process h.process ID (PID) i.time slice j.trapping -The amount of time a process is given on a CPU in a multiprocessing operating system.

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Question 45

What kill signal stops a process, then restarts it with the same PID?

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Question 46

How does the nice value affect process priority? How and why can nice values be altered?

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Question 47

In the process state column, what does an "R" indicate?

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Question 48

The ____________________ can be used to affect the process priority indirectly.

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Question 49

What option, when added to the crontab command, opens the vi editor with a user's cron table?

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Match each correct item with the statement below. a.at command b.background command c.child process d.cron table e.daemon process f.forking g.parent process h.process ID (PID) i.time slice j.trapping -The command used to run a foreground process in the background.

What two commands below can be used to stop a process, either by PID number or process name?

Each process can start an unlimited number of other processes.

Match each correct item with the statement below. a.at command b.background command c.child process d.cron table e.daemon process f.forking g.parent process h.process ID (PID) i.time slice j.trapping -The process of ignoring a kill signal.

Match each correct item with the statement below. a.at command b.background command c.child process d.cron table e.daemon process f.forking g.parent process h.process ID (PID) i.time slice j.trapping -The amount of time a process is given on a CPU in a multiprocessing operating system.

What kill signal stops a process, then restarts it with the same PID?

How does the nice value affect process priority? How and why can nice values be altered?

In the process state column, what does an "R" indicate?

The ____________________ can be used to affect the process priority indirectly.

What option, when added to the crontab command, opens the vi editor with a user's cron table?

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Exam 9: Managing Linux Processes

What two commands below can be used to stop a process, either by PID number or process name?​

Each process can start an unlimited number of other processes.

​Match each correct item with the statement below.​​​ a.​at command b.background command​ c.​child process d.cron table​ e.​daemon process f.​forking g.​parent process h.​process ID (PID) i.​time slice j.trapping -The process of ignoring a kill signal.​

What kill signal stops a process, then restarts it with the same PID?

How does the nice value affect process priority? How and why can nice values be altered?

​In the process state column, what does an "R" indicate?

The ____________________ can be used to affect the process priority indirectly.

What option, when added to the crontab command, opens the vi editor with a user's cron table?

Introduction to Linux

Linux Installation and Usage

Exploring Linux Filesystems

Linux Filesystem Management

Linux Filesystem Administration

Linux Server Deployment

Working With the Bash Shell

System Initialization and X Windows

Common Administrative Tasks

Compression, System Backup, and Software Installation

Network Configuration

Configuring Network Services

Troubleshooting, Performance, and Security

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What two commands below can be used to stop a process, either by PID number or process name?

Match each correct item with the statement below. a.at command b.background command c.child process d.cron table e.daemon process f.forking g.parent process h.process ID (PID) i.time slice j.trapping -The process of ignoring a kill signal.

In the process state column, what does an "R" indicate?