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Redhat Exam

The document outlines a Redhat exam consisting of various tasks to be completed within 3 hours without root access. Key tasks include resetting the root password, creating user accounts with specific permissions, configuring network settings, setting up a web server, and managing disk partitions and logical volumes. Additionally, it requires the configuration of cron jobs and the modification of user password expiration settings.

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Redhat Exam

The document outlines a Redhat exam consisting of various tasks to be completed within 3 hours without root access. Key tasks include resetting the root password, creating user accounts with specific permissions, configuring network settings, setting up a web server, and managing disk partitions and logical volumes. Additionally, it requires the configuration of cron jobs and the modification of user password expiration settings.

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Redhat Exam: (Time: 3 hour)

Note: Assume that you do not have the root password or any access to anyuser account.

1. Reset root user password and make it 'trootent'

2. Create Account with your firstname-familyname add it to the wheel


group and check that wheel group enabled in /etc/sudoers
Example: Ahmed Ali
Note: every task in this exam must be done with this account, otherwise exam
point will not be calculated.

3. Set your machine hostname to firstname-familyname.lab.local

4. Configure network setting with connection name eth0 and the following
IP configuration:
IP Address: 192.168.X.40/24
Gateway: 192.168.X.2
DNS: 192.168.X.2, 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4
Where X is your subnetwork.
Note: Make sure that you can access the internet.

5. Configure local Repository with name Practice and Verify that is it


added to the system.

6. Web server running on non-standard port “82” is having issues serving


content. Debug and fix the issues.
-The web server can server all the existing HTML files from
-'/var/www/html', don’t make any changes to these files.
-Web service should automatically start at boot time.
-Configure the firewall and selinux for the web server
7. Create User accounts with supplementary group.
-group:
sysadms
-users:
natasha
harry
sarah
-natasha and harry should be the member of sysadms group.
-password for all users should be "trootent"
-sarah have read only permission to Directory /test which is owned by
sysadms group with rwx permission.

8. Configure a cron job for user "natasha", cron must runs daily at2:23 pm and
inside it executes the /usr/bin/echo "welcome".

9. Create user 'bob' with 2112 uid and set the password 'trootent'

10.Find a string 'bash' from '/etc/passwd' and put it into '/mnt/login' file.

11.Create an archive '/mnt/backup.tar.bz2' of '/usr/local' directory and compress


it with bzip2.

12.Add a new disk with size 5G size, add a swap partition with size 1G to the
system and make it permanent.

13.Create a logical Volume with size 2G mount it Permanent with xfs filesystem.

14.Resize the logical volume to be 3G, and verify the size.

15.Find Files with SUID Set in /usr/bin and save output in /tmp/result.txt

16.. Find directories with SGID Set in /var/log and save output in /tmp/result2.txt
17.Change your system setting so that all newly created users have their
maximum password expiration 50 days. Verify that.

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