Week 6 Comprehension Flashcards
What is system rescue?
- The process of using a live OS to repair problems associated with the live OS.
- The process of using a live OS to repair problems on another Linux system installed on a separate disk.
- The process of using the installed tools on the current system to repair problems associated with the current system.
- The process of saving power on the current system.
The process of using a live OS to repair problems on another Linux system installed on a separate disk.
Today, web, mail, print, and other services are run on physically separate enterprise servers.
True/False
False
Which of the hypervisors below are type 2? (Select two)
- Citrix Xen
- Microsoft Hyper-Drive
- VMware Workstation
- VMware ESXi
- Oracle Virtual Box
- VMware Workstation
- Oracle Virtual Box
What does the dmesg command do?
- Analyzes core dump files
- Delete log files
- Displays messages generated by device drivers
- Detaches message
Displays messages generated by device drivers
Which are typically loaded into the Linux kernel as a module? (Select three)
- Graphics card
- NIC
- SATA drives
- Motherboard chipset
- Graphics card
- NIC
- Motherboard chipset
What command do you use to check whether a module is installed?
- chckmod
- infomod
- lsmod
- testmod
-lsmod
Find the match.
1- Supported by Linux
2- Most SAN implementation
3- Implemented by BIOS
a-Firmware RAID
b-Software RAID
c-Hardware RAID
1/b 2/c 3/a 1- Supported by Linux b-Software RAID 2- Most SAN implementation c-Hardware RAID 3- Implemented by BIOS a-Firmware RAID
BTRFS is currently being developed to become a replacement for ext4.
T/F
True
Match 1-RAID0 2-RAID1 3-RAID5 4-RAID6
a-Performance improvement but no protection
b- Complete replica of another disk
c-Withstand up to one disk loss
d-Withstand up to two disk losses
1/a
2/b
3/c
4/d
1-RAID0 a-Performance improvement but no protection
2-RAID1 b- Complete replica of another disk
3-RAID5 c-Withstand up to one disk loss
4-RAID6 d-Withstand up to two disk losses
Which statements describe a hypervisor? (Select two)
- Only Available on Linux servers
- Offers physical redundancy on a single piece of hardware
- Enables virtual machines to access virtualized hardware
- Allows multiple instances of OSs to run simultaneously on one physical server
- Enables virtual machines to access virtualized hardware
- Allows multiple instances of OSs to run simultaneously on one physical server