최신Lpi LPIC-2 - Exam 202 (part 2 of 2), version 4.5 - 202-450무료샘플문제
문제1
A host, called lpi, with the MAC address 08:00:2b:4c:59:23 should always be given the IP address of
192.168.1.2 by a DHCP server running ISC DHCPD.
Which of the following configurations will achieve this?
A host, called lpi, with the MAC address 08:00:2b:4c:59:23 should always be given the IP address of
192.168.1.2 by a DHCP server running ISC DHCPD.
Which of the following configurations will achieve this?
정답: C
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문제2
Which statements about the Alias and Redirect directives in Apache HTTPD's configuration file are true?
(Choose two.)
Which statements about the Alias and Redirect directives in Apache HTTPD's configuration file are true?
(Choose two.)
정답: D,E
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문제3
Which Linux user is used by vsftpd to perform file system operations for anonymous FTP users?
Which Linux user is used by vsftpd to perform file system operations for anonymous FTP users?
정답: C
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문제4
What word is missing from the following excerpt of a named.conf file?
What word is missing from the following excerpt of a named.conf file?
정답: C
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문제5
What is the name of the root element of the LDAP tree holding the configuration of an OpenLDAP server that is using directory based configuration?
(Specify ONLY the element's name without any additional information.)
What is the name of the root element of the LDAP tree holding the configuration of an OpenLDAP server that is using directory based configuration?
(Specify ONLY the element's name without any additional information.)
정답:
cn=config
Explanation:
The root element of the LDAP tree holding the configuration of an OpenLDAP server that is using directory based configuration is called cn=config. This is a special entry that is not part of the regular data DITs, but rather a separate DIT that can be used to configure the OpenLDAP server online. The cn=config entry contains various subentries that define the global and database-specific settings for the server. The cn=config entry can be accessed and modified using standard LDAP tools and methods, such as ldapsearch and ldapmodify12.
References:
OpenLDAP Software 2.6 Administrator's Guide: Configuring slapd: The official documentation of OpenLDAP on how to configure the slapd daemon, which includes the description of the cn=config entry and its subentries.
How To Configure OpenLDAP and Perform Administrative LDAP Tasks | DigitalOcean: A tutorial from DigitalOcean on how to configure OpenLDAP and perform administrative LDAP tasks, which includes the use of the cn=config entry and the ldapsearch and ldapmodify tools.
Explanation:
The root element of the LDAP tree holding the configuration of an OpenLDAP server that is using directory based configuration is called cn=config. This is a special entry that is not part of the regular data DITs, but rather a separate DIT that can be used to configure the OpenLDAP server online. The cn=config entry contains various subentries that define the global and database-specific settings for the server. The cn=config entry can be accessed and modified using standard LDAP tools and methods, such as ldapsearch and ldapmodify12.
References:
OpenLDAP Software 2.6 Administrator's Guide: Configuring slapd: The official documentation of OpenLDAP on how to configure the slapd daemon, which includes the description of the cn=config entry and its subentries.
How To Configure OpenLDAP and Perform Administrative LDAP Tasks | DigitalOcean: A tutorial from DigitalOcean on how to configure OpenLDAP and perform administrative LDAP tasks, which includes the use of the cn=config entry and the ldapsearch and ldapmodify tools.
문제6
The following Apache HTTPD configuration has been set up to create a virtual host available at www.example.com and www2.example.com:
Even though Apache HTTPD correctly processed the configuration file, requests to both names are not handled correctly. What should be changed in order to ensure correct operations?
The following Apache HTTPD configuration has been set up to create a virtual host available at www.example.com and www2.example.com:
Even though Apache HTTPD correctly processed the configuration file, requests to both names are not handled correctly. What should be changed in order to ensure correct operations?
정답: E
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문제7
What does the samba-tool testparm command confirm regarding the Samba configuration?
What does the samba-tool testparm command confirm regarding the Samba configuration?
정답: D
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문제8
In order to specify alterations to an LDAP entry, what keyword is missing from the following LDIF file excerpt?
Specify the keyword only and no other information.
In order to specify alterations to an LDAP entry, what keyword is missing from the following LDIF file excerpt?
Specify the keyword only and no other information.
정답:
modify
Explanation
In the context of LDAP, when alterations need to be specified to an entry, the "changetype: modify" keyword is used in the LDIF file. This keyword indicates that modifications are to be made to the existing LDAP entry.
The modify operation can be used to add, replace, or delete attributes and their values. The syntax of the modify operation is as follows:
changetype: modify add: attribute attribute: valuereplace: attribute attribute: valuedelete: attribute attribute:
value
Each modify operation is separated by a hyphen (-) and a blank line separates different entries. The attribute;binary subtype can be used to indicate that the attribute values are binary data. The LDIF syntax for reading a binary value from a file is:
attribute;binary:< file:///path/to/file
References:
LPIC-2 Exam 202 Objectives, Objective 207.3: LDAP Operations
How To Use LDIF Files to Make Changes to an OpenLDAP System, DigitalOcean Modifying Entries Using ldapmodify, Oracle ldap - ldapadd/ldapmodify: clarifications needed about these commands, Server Fault Modify Attribute type definition on LDAP server, Stack Overflow
Explanation
In the context of LDAP, when alterations need to be specified to an entry, the "changetype: modify" keyword is used in the LDIF file. This keyword indicates that modifications are to be made to the existing LDAP entry.
The modify operation can be used to add, replace, or delete attributes and their values. The syntax of the modify operation is as follows:
changetype: modify add: attribute attribute: valuereplace: attribute attribute: valuedelete: attribute attribute:
value
Each modify operation is separated by a hyphen (-) and a blank line separates different entries. The attribute;binary subtype can be used to indicate that the attribute values are binary data. The LDIF syntax for reading a binary value from a file is:
attribute;binary:< file:///path/to/file
References:
LPIC-2 Exam 202 Objectives, Objective 207.3: LDAP Operations
How To Use LDIF Files to Make Changes to an OpenLDAP System, DigitalOcean Modifying Entries Using ldapmodify, Oracle ldap - ldapadd/ldapmodify: clarifications needed about these commands, Server Fault Modify Attribute type definition on LDAP server, Stack Overflow
문제9
Which attitude of an object in LDAP defines which other attributes can be set for the object?
(Specify ONLY the attribute name without any values.)
Which attitude of an object in LDAP defines which other attributes can be set for the object?
(Specify ONLY the attribute name without any values.)
정답:
objectClass
Explanation:
The objectClass attribute of an LDAP object defines which other attributes can be set for the object.
The objectClass attribute is a multi-valued attribute that specifies one or more object classes that the object belongs to. Each object class has a schema that defines the mandatory and optional attributes that the object can have.
The objectClass attribute is required for every LDAP object and determines the nature and characteristics of the object. References:
Understanding the LDAP Protocol, Data Hierarchy, and Entry Components
LDAP Object Classes
Explanation:
The objectClass attribute of an LDAP object defines which other attributes can be set for the object.
The objectClass attribute is a multi-valued attribute that specifies one or more object classes that the object belongs to. Each object class has a schema that defines the mandatory and optional attributes that the object can have.
The objectClass attribute is required for every LDAP object and determines the nature and characteristics of the object. References:
Understanding the LDAP Protocol, Data Hierarchy, and Entry Components
LDAP Object Classes
문제10
Which of the following actions are available in Sieve core filters? (Choose three.)
Which of the following actions are available in Sieve core filters? (Choose three.)
정답: B,C,E
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