1
Q
What command prints the partition sizes in MiB?
A
parted /dev/<device> unit MiB print</device>
2
Q
What command creates an xfs files system on a logical volume?
A
mkfs -t xfs /dev/<volume_group/<logical_volume></logical_volume>
3
Q
What command updates the systemd daemon with a new /etc/fstab configuration file?
A
systemctl daemon-reload
Rapid Track Commands and Options
flashcards
Decks in class (44)
# Cards
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Validate Network Configuration7
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Configure Networking from the Command Line8
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Edit Network Configuration Files2
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Configure Hostnames and Name Resolution8
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Manage Network-Attached Storage with NFS5
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Manage Basic Storage4
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Add Partitions, File Systems, and Persistent Mounts8
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Manage Swap Space7
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Manage SELinux Security4
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Control SELinux File Contexts9
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Investigate and Resolve SELinux Issues4
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Kill Processes6
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Monitor Process Activity3
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Adjust Tuning Profiles10
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Schedule Recurring User Jobs5
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Schedule Recurring System Jobs5
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Manage Temporary Files3
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Install and Update Software Packages with DNF13
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Enable DNF Software Repositories7
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Create and Extend Logical Volumes14
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Manage Storage Stack3
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Identify Automatically Started System Processes8
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Control System Services5
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Select the Boot Target6
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Reset the Root Password4
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Repair File-system Issues at boot6
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Control the Boot Process2
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Review Syslog Files3
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Review System Journal Entries5
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Preserve the System Journal3
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Maintain Accurate Time6
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Analyze and Store Logs3
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Manage Networking5
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Automount Network-Attached Storage8
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Manage Server Firewalls11
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Control SELinux Port Labeling9
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Manage Network Security16
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Run Containers16
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Change the SELinux Enforcement Mode5
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Control SELinux File Contexts6
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Adjust SELinux Policy with Booleans5
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Kill Processes7
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Monitor Process Activity2
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Influence Process Scheduling2
