RHSA Quiz2 Results congrats give a try again #1. In RHEL, what is the default system journal service? journald journald syslog syslog systemd-log systemd-log logd logd #2. Which RHEL command is used to add or remove user groups? groupmod groupmod usermod usermod groupadd groupadd addgroup addgroup #3. What is the primary purpose of the “journalctl” command in RHEL? To start a new log session To start a new log session To display log files from previous system boots To display log files from previous system boots To control the system's logging levels To control the system's logging levels To delete log files To delete log files #4. Which RHEL service manages the system's time synchronization? ntpd ntpd timed timed timesyncd timesyncd timeserv timeserv #5. What is the purpose of the “systemctl” command in RHEL? To create new user accounts To create new user accounts To start and stop system services To start and stop system services To edit system configuration files To edit system configuration files To display system hardware information To display system hardware information #6. Which directory contains system startup scripts in RHEL 7 and earlier versions? /etc/rc.d /etc/rc.d /etc/sysconfig /etc/sysconfig /etc/startup /etc/startup /etc/init.d /etc/init.d #7. In RHEL, what is the primary purpose of the “setroubleshoot” service? To manage system resources To manage system resources To troubleshoot SELinux issues To troubleshoot SELinux issues To monitor CPU usage To monitor CPU usage To configure network settings To configure network settings #8. Which RHEL utility is used to configure and manage software repositories for use with “yum” and “dnf”? repoconf repoconf reposync reposync yum-config-manager yum-config-manager repoman repoman #9. What is the default boot loader in RHEL 7 and later versions? Syslinux Syslinux NTLDR NTLDR GRUB GRUB LILO LILO #10. Which command is used to check for available updates on a RHEL system? yum update yum update yum install yum install yum list updates yum list updates yum check yum check Next
