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| Question ID 4153 | Commands can be listed in multiple profiles with different attributes. Additionally, the system takes the default profiles into account. |
| Option A | A. The system searches the profiles in order, starting with the default profiles from /etc/security/policy .conf, the profiles in user_attr(4), followed by All, if NOT already specified. |
| Option B | B. The system searches the profiles in order, starting with the profiles in user_attr(4), then the default profiles from /etc/security/policy .conf, followed by All, if NOT already specified. |
| Option C | C. The order of the profiles listed is irrelevant. The system applies the best match, ignoring possible earlier wild card matches, preferring profiles from user_attr(4)- |
| Option D | D. The order of the profiles listed is irrelevant. The system applies the best match, ignoring possible earlier wild card matches. |
| Correct Answer | B |
| Question ID 4154 | The system administrator wants to create a login that can only execute a limited number of commands using RBAC. |
| Option A | A. Define the user's login as a role. |
| Option B | B. Give the user a profile shell. |
| Option C | C. Give all the commands the proper uid attribute in prof_attr. |
| Option D | D. Create a profile that allows just executing the selected commands and assigns it to the user. |
| Option E | E. Change the default profile in /etc/security/policy .conf to one which does not allow execution of any commands. |
| Correct Answer | B,D,E |