RHSA Quiz2 Results congrats give a try again #1. In RHEL, what is the purpose of the “/etc/hosts.allow” and “/etc/hosts.deny” files? To define user groups To define user groups To configure DNS settings To configure DNS settings To specify allowed and denied hosts for network services To specify allowed and denied hosts for network services To set up firewall rules To set up firewall rules #2. Which RHEL service is responsible for managing system time zones? timed timed timedatectl timedatectl tzdata tzdata timezoneconfig timezoneconfig #3. What is the purpose of the “ip” command in RHEL? To create user accounts To create user accounts To configure network interfaces and routing To configure network interfaces and routing To display user login history To display user login history To list system hardware information To list system hardware information #4. In RHEL, what is the default firewall management tool? iptables iptables firewall-config firewall-config firewalld firewalld ufw ufw #5. Which command is used to view the contents of a compressed file in RHEL? gunzip gunzip zcat zcat less less cat cat #6. What is the purpose of the “ntpdate” command in RHEL? To display the current date and time To display the current date and time To list available network interfaces To list available network interfaces To check for software updates To check for software updates To synchronize the system's time with an NTP server To synchronize the system's time with an NTP server #7. In RHEL, which command is used to add a user to a group? groupmod groupmod adduser adduser useradd useradd usermod usermod #8. Which RHEL service manages software and hardware RAID arrays? raidctl raidctl mdadm mdadm raidconf raidconf storagemgr storagemgr #9. What is the purpose of the “umount” command in RHEL? To list mounted filesystems To list mounted filesystems To mount a filesystem To mount a filesystem To unmount a filesystem To unmount a filesystem To create a new directory To create a new directory #10. Which RHEL command is used to change the ownership of files and directories? own own chmod chmod chown chown chgrp chgrp Next