Question 1

In many UNIX systems, including Red Hat Linux, any account that has a UID of 1 automatically has access to anything in the system.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Are security and other properties that are associated with specific accounts in NetWare configured through user templates before accounts are created?

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Information about groups is stored in the /etc/ shadow file, which typically contains an entry for each group, consisting of the name of the group, an encrypted group password, the GID, and a list of group members.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

List and describe the five roles available in Netware 6.x that relate to managing network services.

Accepted Answer

1. DHCP Management: For managing DHCP se

Question 5

Windows 2003 access rights give the server administrator important security controls over who can access server and Active Directory resources.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Which User Configuration component controls access to Logon/Logoff capabilities, scripts, and Task Manager functions?

Accepted Answer

A)  Desktop 
B)  Network 
C)  System 
D)  Control Panel 
A)  Desktop 
B)  Network 
C)  System 
D)  Control Panel

In many UNIX systems, including Red Hat Linux, any account that has a UID of 1 automatically has access to anything in the system.

Are security and other properties that are associated with specific accounts in NetWare configured through user templates before accounts are created?

Information about groups is stored in the /etc/ shadow file, which typically contains an entry for each group, consisting of the name of the group, an encrypted group password, the GID, and a list of group members.

List and describe the five roles available in Netware 6.x that relate to managing network services.

Windows 2003 access rights give the server administrator important security controls over who can access server and Active Directory resources.

Which User Configuration component controls access to Logon/Logoff capabilities, scripts, and Task Manager functions?

Operating Systems Security: Keeping Computers and Networks Secure

Viruses, Worms, and Malicious Software

Security Through Authentication and Encryption

File, Directory, and Shared Resource Security

Firewalls and Border Security

Physical and Network Topology Security

Wireless Security

Web, Remote Access, and VPN Security

E-Mail Security

Security Through Disaster Recovery

Security Through Monitoring and Auditing

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Exam 4: Account-Based Security

In many UNIX systems, including Red Hat Linux, any account that has a UID of 1 automatically has access to anything in the system.

Are security and other properties that are associated with specific accounts in NetWare configured through user templates before accounts are created?

Information about groups is stored in the /etc/ shadow file, which typically contains an entry for each group, consisting of the name of the group, an encrypted group password, the GID, and a list of group members.

List and describe the five roles available in Netware 6.x that relate to managing network services.

Windows 2003 access rights give the server administrator important security controls over who can access server and Active Directory resources.

Which User Configuration component controls access to Logon/Logoff capabilities, scripts, and Task Manager functions?

Operating Systems Security: Keeping Computers and Networks Secure

Viruses, Worms, and Malicious Software

Security Through Authentication and Encryption

File, Directory, and Shared Resource Security

Firewalls and Border Security

Physical and Network Topology Security

Wireless Security

Web, Remote Access, and VPN Security

E-Mail Security

Security Through Disaster Recovery

Security Through Monitoring and Auditing

Filters