LPI 202-400 - LPIC-2 Exam 202, Part 2 of 2, version 4.0 Exam
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Question #11 (Topic: Topic 1)
The new file server is a member of the Windows domain "foo". Which TWO of the following
configuration sections will allow members of the domain group "all" to read, write and
execute files in "/srv/smb/data"?
configuration sections will allow members of the domain group "all" to read, write and
execute files in "/srv/smb/data"?
A. [data] comment = data share path = /srv/smb/data write list = @foo+all force group = @foo+all create mask = 0550 directory mask = 0770
B. [data] comment = data share path = /srv/smb/data write list = @foo+all force group = @foo+all create mask = 0770 directory mask = 0770
C. [data] path = /srv/smb/data write list = @foo+all force group = @foo+all create mask = 0770 directory mask = 0770
D. [data] comment = data share path = /srv/smb/data write list = @foo+all force group = @foo+all directory mask = 0770
E. [data] comment = data share path = /srv/smb/data write list = @foo+all force group = all create mask = 0550 directory mask = 0770
Answer: B,C
Question #12 (Topic: Topic 1)
A security-conscious administrator would change which TWO of the following lines found in
an SSH configuration file?
an SSH configuration file?
A. Protocol 2, 1
B. PermitEmptyPasswords no
C. Port 22
D. PermitRootLogin yes
E. IgnoreRhosts yes
Answer: A,D
Question #13 (Topic: Topic 1)
Considering the following excerpt from the httpd.conf file, select the correct answer below:
<Location> AllowOverride AuthConfig Indexes
</Location>
<Location> AllowOverride AuthConfig Indexes
</Location>
A. The Indexes directive in the excerpt allows the use of other index-related directives such as DirectoryIndex
B. Both directives AuthConfig and Indexes found in the server's .htaccess file will be overridden by the same directives found in the httpd.conf file
C. The AuthConfig used in the excerpt allows the use of other authentication-related directives such as AuthType
D. The excerpt is incorrect, as the AllowOverride cannot be used with Indexes, since the latter cannot be overridden
E. The excerpt is incorrect, because AllowOverride cannot be used inside a Location section
Answer: E
Question #14 (Topic: Topic 1)
Which answer best describes the meaning of the following LDAP search commanD.
ldapseareh -x" (&(cn=marie)(telephoneNumber=9*))"
ldapseareh -x" (&(cn=marie)(telephoneNumber=9*))"
A. It is searching for all entries that don't have the cn attribute equal to marie OR the telephoneNumber attribute starting with number 9
B. It is searching for all entries that have the cn attribute equal to marie AND the telephoneNumber attribute starting with number 9
C. It is searching for all entries that have the cn attribute equal to marie AND the telephoneNumber attribute ending with number 9
D. It is searching for all entries that don't have the cn attribute equal to marie AND the telephoneNumber attribute starting with number 9
E. It is searching for all entries that have the cn attribute different than marie OR the telephoneNumber attribute starting with number 9
Answer: B
Question #15 (Topic: Topic 1)
Which of these would be the simplest way to configure BIND to return a different version
number to queries?
number to queries?
A. Compile BIND with the option -blur-version=my version.
B. Set version-string "my version" in BIND's configuration file.
C. Set version "my version" in BIND's configuration file.
D. Set version=my version in BIND's configuration file.
E. Ser version-bind "my version" in BIND's configuration file.
Answer: C