Question 1

Compare the fields in the system cron table to those in the user cron table.

Accepted Answer

The first five fields of the system cron

Question 2

Which output redirection operator is used to redirect a command's output to a file?

Accepted Answer

A) ^ (carrot) B) | (pipe) C) < (less than) D) > (greater than) A) ^ (carrot) B) | (pipe) C) < (less than) D) > (greater than)

Question 3

A volume header is simply a digital label used to describe a file.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

How many gigabytes (GB) of data does the standard DVD hold?

Accepted Answer

A)  4.7 
B)  32 
C)  128 
D)  256 
A)  4.7 
B)  32 
C)  128 
D)  256

Question 5

The most common backup medium is ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  tape 
B)  hard disk 
C)  USB 
D)  CD/DVD 
A)  tape 
B)  hard disk 
C)  USB 
D)  CD/DVD

Question 6

Which advanced tar option does not have a short name?

Accepted Answer

A)  append 
B)  update 
C)  delete 
D)  compare 
A)  append 
B)  update 
C)  delete 
D)  compare

Question 7

To see a compression ratio for any file, you can use the ____ option with the gzip utility.

Accepted Answer

A)  -vr 
B)  -v 
C)  -r 
D)  -cr 
A)  -vr 
B)  -v 
C)  -r 
D)  -cr

Question 8

To get help with the tar command, type tar --help and press Enter.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Match each statement with an item
-Files in this directory rarely change, so you don't need to back them up regularly.

Accepted Answer

A)  /etc 
B)  /home 
C)  /opt 
D)  /root 
E)  /var
F) /proc
G) /usr/bin
H) /var/spool/cron/tabs
I) /etc/crontab 
A)  /etc 
B)  /home 
C)  /opt 
D)  /root 
E)  /var
F) /proc
G) /usr/bin
H) /var/spool/cron/tabs
I) /etc/crontab

Question 10

The compression ____ defines by how much a file is reduced after compressing it.

Accepted Answer

A)  medium 
B)  program 
C)  ratio 
D)  mode 
A)  medium 
B)  program 
C)  ratio 
D)  mode

Compare the fields in the system cron table to those in the user cron table.

Which output redirection operator is used to redirect a command's output to a file?

A volume header is simply a digital label used to describe a file.

How many gigabytes (GB) of data does the standard DVD hold?

The most common backup medium is ____.

Which advanced tar option does not have a short name?

To see a compression ratio for any file, you can use the ____ option with the gzip utility.

To get help with the tar command, type tar --help and press Enter.

Match each statement with an item -Files in this directory rarely change, so you don't need to back them up regularly.

The compression ____ defines by how much a file is reduced after compressing it.

Introduction to the Linux Operating System

Installing Opensuse

Managing Files and Directories

Creating and Editing Files With Text Editors

Creating Shell Scripts and Displaying File Contents

Managing Users and Groups

Network Communications

Installing Software Packages

Apache Web Server

Domain Name System

Configuring a Mail Server

Working With the Network File System

Planning for a Linux Installation

Linux File System Management and Administration

Managing Resources in Linux

Networking in a Linux Environment

Using Samba for Interoperating Linux and Windows

Securing Linux

Advanced Linux Administration

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Exam 6: Managing Data: Backup and Recovery Processes

Compare the fields in the system cron table to those in the user cron table.

Which output redirection operator is used to redirect a command's output to a file?

A volume header is simply a digital label used to describe a file.

How many gigabytes (GB) of data does the standard DVD hold?

The most common backup medium is ____.

Which advanced tar option does not have a short name?

To see a compression ratio for any file, you can use the ____ option with the gzip utility.

To get help with the tar command, type tar --help and press Enter.

Match each statement with an item -Files in this directory rarely change, so you don't need to back them up regularly.

The compression ____ defines by how much a file is reduced after compressing it.

Introduction to the Linux Operating System

Installing Opensuse

Managing Files and Directories

Creating and Editing Files With Text Editors

Creating Shell Scripts and Displaying File Contents

Managing Users and Groups

Network Communications

Installing Software Packages

Apache Web Server

Domain Name System

Configuring a Mail Server

Working With the Network File System

Planning for a Linux Installation

Linux File System Management and Administration

Managing Resources in Linux

Networking in a Linux Environment

Using Samba for Interoperating Linux and Windows

Securing Linux

Advanced Linux Administration

Filters