Question

A. rpm
B. yast
C. yum
D. yumdownloader

Answer 1

Answer: D

Answer 2

Answer: D

Answer 3

Answer: C

Answer 4

Answer: B

Answer 5

True

Answer 6

The GID is a number assigned to a group. The number must be a value between 0 and 60000.  GIDs up to 499 represent system groups. GIDs beyond 999 are used for normal groups. YaST warns you if you try to use a GID that is already in use. The default GID ranges for system and normal groups are defined in the /etc/login.defs file.

Answer 7

Answer: B

Answer 8

Answer: A

Answer 9

Answer: B

Answer 10

True

Answer 11

Days before Password Expiration to Issue Warning. Enter the number of days before password expiration that a warning is issued to users.
Enter -1 to disable the warning.
Days after Password Expires with Usable Login. Enter the number of days after the password expires that users can continue to log in.
Enter -1 for unlimited access.
Maximum Number of Days for the Same Password. Enter the number of days a user can use the same password before it expires.
Minimum Number of Days for the Same Password. Enter the minimum age of a password before a user can change it.
Expiration Date. Enter the date when the account expires. The date must be in the format YYYY-MM-DD.
Leave the field empty if the account never expires.

Answer 12

Answer: B

Answer 13

True

Answer 14

YaST includes many modules for various administrative tasks. YaST groups consist of modules that are used to perform related administrative tasks. The following lists the groups available:
• Hardware
• Miscellaneous
• Network Devices
• Network Services
• Novell AppArmor
• Security and Users
• Software
• System
• Virtualization
• Other

Answer 15

When entering a password, distinguish between uppercase and lowercase letters.
Valid password characters include letters, digits, blanks, and #*,.;:._-+!$%&/|?{[()]}=.
 However, use special characters (those listed above and foreign language characters) with caution, because you might find it difficult to type these characters on a different keyboard layout when logging in from another country.
With the current password encryption (Blowfish), the password length should be between 8 and 72 characters.

Answer 16

YaST Control Center

Answer 17

YaST allows the system administrator to view a lot of information about a package, including:
• A summary and description
• Technical data such as version, size, build, and architecture
• Dependencies on other packages
• File list (only for installed packages)
• Change log (when and what changes were made)

Answer 18

You can view and search for packages using different filters, including:
Pattern. A pattern is an installable list of packages, e.g., the Base System.
Package Group. Package groups show packages by functional category; for example, all security-related packages will be grouped together.
Language. Packages that are needed to add support of specific languages to applications such as Firefox, YaST, or KDE.
Repository. A repository is a local or remote directory containing packages, plus additional information (metadata) about these packages.
Search. The search dialog that first appears when you open the Software Manager contains a search box. It lets you search for packages that meet various criteria, such as name, summary, description, etc. If you know the name of the package, this is usually the easiest way to find it.
Installation summary.

Answer 19

Package groups

Answer 20

negative one

Answer 21

Answer: A

Answer 22

499

Answer 23

Answer: A

Answer 24

webedit

Answer 25

Answer: D

Answer 26

Answer: C

Answer 27

Answer: C