Module 3: Working In Linux Flashcards

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What do system administrators do?

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Manager servers, assist users with configuration issues, recommend new software and update documentation

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What is CLI?

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Command line interface
Simple text input system for entering anything from single word commands to complicated scripts

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What are the two ways of accessing the command line?

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GUI BASED TERMINAL
Virtual terminal

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What is a GUI terminal?

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A program with the GUI environment that emulates a terminal window. Can be accessed via the menu systems or searching with the search bar

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What is a virtual terminal?

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Can be run at same time as GUI but requires user to log in via the virtual terminal before they can execute commands

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What does the kernel do?

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It’s like an air traffic controller
Decides which program gets which block of memory, starts and kills applications and handles the display of text or graphics

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What do applications do?

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Planes under control of kernel
Make request to the kernel and receive resources such as memory, CPU and disk

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What is a Linux server applications?

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Software that has no direct interaction with the monitor and keyboard of the machine it runs on

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What are Linux desktop applications

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Web browser, text editor, music player and more

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What are Linux tools?

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Loose category of software that makes it easier to manager computer system

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What is a web server?

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Host content for web pages which are viewed by the browser using the HTTP OR HTTPS

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What is Apache?

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The dominant web server used today

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What is Apache HTTPD?

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The server application program that serves web pages which requests

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What is the ONCLOUD project?

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Launched in 2010 to provide software to store, sync and share data from private cloud servers
Open source file hosting service

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What is the NEXTCLOUD project?

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Forked from OWNCLOUD in 2016

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What is MariaDB?

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Community developed forked of the mySQL relational database management system. One of many database servers used for web development

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What does a database do?

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Stores information and allows for easy retrieval and querying

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Two examples of popular databases?

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Firebird and postgresql

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What language is used for querying

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SQL

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What is an MTA?

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Mail transfer agent
Software that is used to send electronic messages to other systems

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What are the two most well known MTA?

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Send mail
Postfix

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What is a MDA?

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Mail delivery agent
Takes care of storing the email in the user’s mailbox

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What is POP/IMAP server

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Post office protocol and internet message access protocol
Two communication protocols that let an email client running on your computer talk to a remote server to pick up the email

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What are two examples of POP/IMAP servers?
Dovecot CYRUS IMAP
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What is the best windows centric file sharing winner?
Samba
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What does Samba do?
It allows Linux to look and behaves like a windows machine so that It can share files and participate in a windows domain
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What is NETATALK
A project that lets a LINUX machine perform as as Apple McIntosh file server
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What is NFS
Network file system Native file sharing protocol of UNIX/LINUX
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What is the oldest network directory system?
DNS- domain name system
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What does DNS do?
It converts urls to an up address- unique identifier of a computer on the internet
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How do Linux users interact with a Linux system
Via shell. Shell accepts commands and pass those on to the Linux kernel for execution
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Most used shell?
Bash Bourne C shell
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What is thunder bird
A full featured open source desktop email client developed by the Mozilla
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What is GIMP?
An open source application which handles 2D image manipulation GNU Image manipulation program
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What is LibreOffice?
Open source office suite forked from Open Office. Includes tools that strive for compatibility with Microsoft Office in both features and file formats
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What are the two types of text editors
VIM and EMACS
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What does a package manager takes care of?
Takes care of keeping track of which files belongs to which package and even downloading updates from repositories
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What is dpkg?
The package management system used on Debian derived Linux distribution.
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What is apt-get?
A front end program for Debian packages management
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What is the Linux standard base?
A Linux foundation project that is designed to specify a set of standards that increase the compatibility between conforming Linux systems
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What is the standard package management system based on the Linux standard base?
RPM
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What does RPM do?
It makes sure that when a package ins installed that the system also installs any packages needed by that package to function correctly
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What does the RPM do?
Ensure that when a package is installed the system also installs any packages needed by that package to function correctly
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What back end tools is most commonly used for RPM package management?
Rpm command
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How to protect yourself?
Use a good unique password- 10 characters long Limit info you give to sites Check for updates Protect your computer from accepting incoming connections
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What is a firewall?
A device that filters network traffic, and Linux has one built in-
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What is HTTPS
Hypertext transfer protocol secure Used on web servers to ensure that data transmitted between user and online resources cannot be intercepted as it travels on the open internet
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What is VPN
Virtual private network Connect their remote servers and employees for many years Creates an encrypted channel of communication between the two systems so the data transmitted between them is scrambled by the algorithm only the systems know
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What is a cloud?
Computing resources from one or many data centers that can be accessed over the internet
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What are the three types of cloud
Public- general public Private- particular organizations Community- group of organizations with common goals or requirements Hybrid clouds- composed of two or more individual clouds each of which can be private community or public