IS3440 CHAP 5 FILESYSTEMS, VOLUMES, AND ENCRYPTION Flashcards
___ command is the group quota management file.
(COMMAND) aquota.group
___ command is the user quota management file.
(COMMAND) aquota.user
___ command assigns a new group owner to a file.
(COMMAND) chgrp
___ command modifies permissions to a file.
(COMMAND) chmod
___ command assigns a new user owner to a file
(COMMAND) chown
___ command is associated with the enterprise cryptographic filesystem.
(COMMAND) ecryptfs
___ command to check and edit user quotas.
(COMMAND) edquota
___ command is the Linux second extended filesystem.
(COMMAND) ext2
___ command is the Linux third extended filesystem; includes journaling.
(COMMAND) ext3
___ command is the Linux fourth extended filesystem; includes journaling and support for larger files.
(COMMAND) ext4
___ command is one Linux partition configuration tool.
(COMMAND) fdisk
___ command to review ACL settings for a file.
(COMMAND) getfac 1
___ command that can encrypt and add digital signatures to a file.
(COMMAND) gpg
___ command is the mount command option that sets user quotas; often found in
/ etc / fstab
(COMMAND) grpquota
___ Linux command to format and build a Linux filesystem. It is also a root for filesystem-specific commands such as (COMMAND) mkfs . ext3 and mkfs . risers, which set up a filesystem to the given format.
(COMMAND) mkfs
___ command is the default account for unauthorized users who connect to the NFS file-sharing server.
(COMMAND) nfsnobody
___ command is the default account for users on certain configured file-sharing servers.
(COMMAND) nobody
___ command creates, checks, and repairs quota management files such as (COMMAND) aquota . user and aquota . group.
(COMMAND) quotacheck
___ command is the Linux filesystem based on balanced trees, suited for groups of large and small files.
(COMMAND) reiserfs
By itself, ___ command is the name of the standard Linux administrative user. The top-level root directory is symbolized by the forward slash (/). In contrast, the home directory of the root user is /root, which is a subdirectory of the top-level root directory (/).
(COMMAND) root
___ command to create or modify ACL settings for a file.
(COMMAND) setfac 1
___ command is the main configuration file for the Samba/CIFS file server.
(COMMAND) smb.conf