Question 1

Which Boot Options window setting allows the system to boot into a minimal Linux system without a GUI?

Accepted Answer

A)  Repair Installed System 
B)  Firmware Test 
C)  Rescue System 
D)  Memory Test 
A)  Repair Installed System 
B)  Firmware Test 
C)  Rescue System 
D)  Memory Test

Question 2

By default, the hardware clock is set to ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  Universal Time Coordinated (UT
C)  
B)  Greenwich Mean Time 
C)  European Union Time 
D)  United States Military Time 
A)  Universal Time Coordinated (UT
C)  
B)  Greenwich Mean Time 
C)  European Union Time 
D)  United States Military Time

Question 3

Describe the KDE Panel.

Accepted Answer

The KDE Panel (also known as kicker) is

Question 4

A(n) ____________________ is the operating state of the Linux OS.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n) ____________________ is the operating state of...

Question 5

____________________ is a special user account with full access to all system resources.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ is a special user account with...

Question 6

Match each statement with an item
-The e-mail software included with GNOME.

Accepted Answer

A)  Blowfish 
B)  Virtual machine 
C)  Workspace 
D)  Nautilus 
E)  Evolution
F) GNU Privacy Guard and S/MIME
G) SpamAssassin
H) Dolphin
I) ISO image 
A)  Blowfish 
B)  Virtual machine 
C)  Workspace 
D)  Nautilus 
E)  Evolution
F) GNU Privacy Guard and S/MIME
G) SpamAssassin
H) Dolphin
I) ISO image

Question 7

Which device is the openSUSE default installation medium?

Accepted Answer

A)  Hard drive 
B)  USB 
C)  Network 
D)  CD-ROM 
A)  Hard drive 
B)  USB 
C)  Network 
D)  CD-ROM

Question 8

If the openSUSE graphical installation causes problems, select ____ Mode.

Accepted Answer

A)  Clear Text 
B)  Command Line 
C)  Text 
D)  Simple 
A)  Clear Text 
B)  Command Line 
C)  Text 
D)  Simple

Question 9

GNOME includes Opera as the default Web browser.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which Boot Options window setting allows the system to boot into a minimal Linux system without a GUI?

By default, the hardware clock is set to ____.

Describe the KDE Panel.

A(n) ____________________ is the operating state of the Linux OS.

____________________ is a special user account with full access to all system resources.

Match each statement with an item -The e-mail software included with GNOME.

Which device is the openSUSE default installation medium?

If the openSUSE graphical installation causes problems, select ____ Mode.

GNOME includes Opera as the default Web browser.

Introduction to the Linux Operating System

Managing Files and Directories

Creating and Editing Files With Text Editors

Creating Shell Scripts and Displaying File Contents

Managing Data: Backup and Recovery Processes

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 2: Installing Opensuse

Which Boot Options window setting allows the system to boot into a minimal Linux system without a GUI?

By default, the hardware clock is set to ____.

Describe the KDE Panel.

A(n) ____________________ is the operating state of the Linux OS.

____________________ is a special user account with full access to all system resources.

Match each statement with an item -The e-mail software included with GNOME.

Which device is the openSUSE default installation medium?

If the openSUSE graphical installation causes problems, select ____ Mode.

GNOME includes Opera as the default Web browser.

Introduction to the Linux Operating System

Managing Files and Directories

Creating and Editing Files With Text Editors

Creating Shell Scripts and Displaying File Contents

Managing Data: Backup and Recovery Processes

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