102.5 Use RPM and YUM Package Management (YUM Package Management)

Question 1

YUM

remote locations that you can download and install packages from using any of the package management tools below

Answer 1

/etc/yum.com

Question 2

YUM

default yum config file that may contain some repository definitions

Answer 2

/etc/yum/cong

Question 3

YUM

individual *.repo files containing the location and options for remote repositories

Answer 3

/etc/yum.repos.d

Question 4

YUM

in the repository configuration log the location is defined as direct link

Answer 4

baseurl

Question 5

YUM

in the repository configuration log this will return a list of mirror sites to use

Answer 5

metalink

Question 6

YUM

only repositories set the this in the repo file will be used by the YUM utility

Answer 6

ENABLED=1

Question 7

YUM

default yum transaction log defined in the /etc/yum.conf file

Answer 7

/bar/log/yum.log

Question 8

YUM

Yellowdog Updater Modified and sits on top of RPM
manages dependencies in addition to the package being installed

Answer 8

YUM

Question 9

YUM

allows you to download a package only but provides additional functionality than doing so through yum

Answer 9

yumdownloader