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RHCSA7: Task of
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Which command to copy all the files owned by tom into the /opt directory?
Allowed time: 10 minutes.
Set up a NFS server that exports
# find / -user tom -exec "cp -p * /opt" the /opt directory in read-only
mode.
# find / -user tom -exec cp -p * /opt

# find / -user tom -exec cp -p {} /opt

# find / -user tom -exec cp -p {} /opt \;

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Which command do you use?
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You just set up a NFS server called nfsserver.example.com.
You also created and exported the /home/guests directory from the NFS server. Recently Updated
You now want to locally mount the remote directory with the Automounter daemon. Pages
Which instructions would you typically write in the new indirect map called
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/etc/auto.guests?
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& -rw,nfs4 nfsserver.example.com:/home/guests/* RHEL 8 articles and videos.
RHEL8
& -rw,nfs4 nfsserver.example.com:/home/guests/&
SELINUX: Set enforcing and
permissive modes for
Incorrect SELinux.
RHEL7: Configure a system
as either an iSCSI target or

Which nmcli command(s) to add the 8.8.8.8 DNS server to the static connection called initiator that persistently
mounts an iSCSI target.
net-eth0?
RHEL7 Free available
resources
# nmcli con mod net-eth0 +ipv4.dns 8.8.8.8
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# yum whatprovides */semanage

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Which command displays the list of services currently in status failed?

Poll for favorite

# systemctl -xn RHEL 7 book
# journalctl -xn

# systemctl --failed What is your favorite RHEL 7

book to prepare RHCSA & RHCE
# journalctl --failed exams?

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Sander van Vugt's book
Which nmcli command to change the net-eth0 IP address and default gateway Jang/Orsaria's book
respectively to 192.168.2.10/24 and 192.168.2.1? Andrew Mallett's book
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# nmcli con mod net-eth0 ip4 192.168.2.10/24 gw4 192.168.2.1
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# nmcli con up net-eth0

# nmcli con mod net-eth0 ipv4.addresses 192.168.2.10/24 192.168.2.1

# nmcli con mod net-eth0 ipv4.method manual
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difficult RHCSA 7
# nmcli con mod net-eth0 ipv4.addresses 192.168.2.10/24
topic
# nmcli con mod net-eth0 ipv4.gateway 192.168.2.1
# nmcli con mod net-eth0 ipv4.method manual
# nmcli con up net-eth0 What do you think is the most
difficult RHCSA 7 topic?
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I believe that there aren’t any yum whatprovide option
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There is a yum whatprovides option but no yum
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Member Correct me if I am wrong. Based on this question it should be -d

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instead of -b? Which of these commands creates a user member of
the supplementary group called team with a home directory called May 2019
/opt/user? Answer provided is: useradd -aG -b /opt user However from April 2019
man, -b, –base-dir BASE_DIR base directory for the home directory of March 2019
the new account -d, –home-dir HOME_DIR home directory of the new February 2019
account January 2019
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I actually had the same questions so I looked into it. In November 2017
the options given by the questions the -d would not October 2017
work. I’m pretty sure when you use -d you have to give September 2017
the full path to the home directory so it would need to be August 2017
something like: July 2017
June 2017
useradd -G team user -d /opt/user May 2017
April 2017
The -b option appends the username to the path in the March 2017
command. So out of the options given only the -b option February 2017
will correctly set the home directory to /opt/user. January 2017
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Personally, I find the useradd man page about June 2016
the -b and -d options not very clear. May 2016
Initially I chose the -b option. Recently, I reread April 2016
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my exam held on 4 feb .. give me some advice all of you this exam
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which topic i prefer lot of practice ??
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arsalan 

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thanks Bro i’m every thankful for you :-*

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You’re welcome.

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JSmith 

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@CertDepot Is this still valid for the
current EX200 RHEL 7 exam? If not, can
you link to it. Thanks for the great site!

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Author Yes, I think this is still valid.

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shussan 

Member Hi,
Can you please explain for me. I can’t understand this.
$ echo [10-19].txt
0.txt 9.txt

Ref: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/68941/working-of-rm-ls-
with-0-9

Thank You

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Create a new directory and go to it: # mkdir test; cd test Create
the 4 following files: # touch 0.txt 1.txt 2.txt 3.txt List the new
created files: # ls -> 0.txt 1.txt 2.txt 3.txt Now, you can use a
filter to select some of these files (here [0-2] specifies a range):
# echo [0-2].txt -> 0.txt 1.txt 2.txt Here, we select only 2 files: #
echo [03].txt -> 0.txt 3.txt The expression echo [10-19].txt is a
mistake: it should be written echo [019].txt [10] represents the
characters 1 and 0, [0-1] means [01] because there isn’t any
other… Read more »

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shussan 

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Thank You CertDepot.

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wiweq05 

Member Objective: “Change of root password without knowing it”

I wonder how they will ask this question. Will they ask to setup a lab?
In the case if they won’t provide root password and ask us to create
one means if I fail to generate one, exam is gone?

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 Author They will ask you to reboot a virtual machine and change the
root password. If you don’t succeed, you will get a zero! And
you won’t be the first!

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amandel12 

Member Doing pretty well, about to take the RHCSA on Friday. Hopefully I
pass, your site has been a huge help. Thanks

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You’re welcome!

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amandel12 

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I passed on the 30th! Thanks again, I’ll be utilizing your
RHCE resources as well now.

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Congratulations!

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rpattiso 

Member for the question: Which command to remove the user mary from a
secondary group called team?

the answer is wrong: # gpasswd -d user mary

should be # gpasswd -d mary team

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You are perfectly right. I just changed the answers.
Normally I take extra care to double-check all the answers,
because providing wrong answers is worse than providing no
answers.
But this time, two answers were awfully written. I apologize for
 this.
Thanks again for letting me know.

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rpattiso 

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Thank you for making quiz. I went through it many times
to study and also learned some handy shortcuts from it.

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It was done for this purpose!

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relmoug 

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I am new in your website and I want to know where I can find all the
tasks of the day.

Regards.

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There is nothing like this. You only have to refresh your
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