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| Question ID 4294 | You are setting up a new help desk technician. The help desk technician is responsible for administering all user privilege aspects. The technician must be able to answer user requests for forgotten passwords and set and change user passwords. The new technician must also be able to read the configuration files related to other users. However, the technician's supervisor must make any changes that are required. The help desk technician will use the login name of helpdesk4. The userid of helpdesk4 has already been created as an unprivileged user. Which two commands add the authority to the helpdesk4 user to change user passwords, but only allow read-only access to user and role configuration files? |
| Option A | A. usermod -A solaris.* helpdesk4 |
| Option B | B. usermod -A solaris.admin.usermgr.read helpdesk4 |
| Option C | C. usermod -A solaris.admin.usermgr.pswd helpdesk4 |
| Option D | D. roleadd -A solaris.admin.usermgr.pswd helpdesk4 |
| Option E | E. roleadd -A solaris.admin.usermgr.read helpdesk4 |
| Option F | F. usermod -A solaris.admin.usermgr.grant helpdesk4 |
| Correct Answer | B,C |
| Question ID 4295 | Given the line taken from the syslogd daemon configuration file: mail.debug /var/adm/messages What is the result of implementing this entry? |
| Option A | A. Assuming a remote loghost is configured, the mail.debug messages are logged locally and remotely. |
| Option B | B. The mail.debug messages are logged locally in the /var/adm/messages file, regardless of any loghost alias. |
| Option C | C. The mail.debug messages are logged remotely if a remote host is configured in the /etc/inet/hosts file. |
| Option D |
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| Correct Answer | B |