Linux (XK0-004) Quiz Demo
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1. Question
You are running a script in the terminal window, but you want to suspend it so that you can access the terminal window. Which of the following commands or key combinations would you use?
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2. Question
You are troubleshooting an issue with a Linux system. The user is having problems connecting to the email server (mail1). You want to display round trip statistics for four ICMP packets. Which of the following commands indicate the BEST choice?
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3. Question
You have added a second NIC to a Linux server and configured it as router. However, testing shows it is not routing packets as expected. Which of the following commands is the BEST choice to resolve this problem?
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4. Question
What command would you enter to ping the IP address 192.168.1.100 four times and ensure any ping errors are ignored instead of being sent to the terminal?
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The ping command on Linux systems will run continuously unless you specify how many pings to send.