Sample question: Part-02

RHCE QUESTION SUGGESTIONS

Two Parts:-

Trouble shooting and Maintenance – morning session – duration 2.5 hrs

RHCT and RHCE both combined – afternoon session - duration 3 hrs.

Trouble Shooting and Maintenance :- (Two Phases)

=>Phase One – 8 questions

=>Phase Two – 2 questions

Afternoon Session – 3 Hours

Q1. Install RHEL3 according to the following requirement:-

/boot - 128 MB
/ - 256 MB
/home - 512 MB
/usr - 2048 MB
/var - 512 MB
swap - 1.5 – 2 times the amount of RAM as
specified in /proc/meminfo
Remaining space should be given to a RAID 0 set and a directory /data should be mounted on it.

Q2. Connect to http://somesite/cgi-bin/form.php and fill in your details
Q3. Install the dialog rpm
Q4. Create a directory called sysadmin. Create a group called sysadmin. Change the group ownership of the sysadmin directory to sysadmin group. Create a user called Jane and the secondary group should be sysadmin. Create a user called John and Secondary group should be sysadmin. Create a user called eric who should not be a member of other groups and he should not get an interactive shell.
Q5. Create a file in the sysadmin directory by logging in as jane. Check if john is able to access the file
Q6. Enable IP Forwarding on your system
Q7. Implement a web server by copying a .html from the NFS server into your Document Root
Q8. Configure sendmail in such a way that it is reachable from remote machines on its IP and also local host
Q9. Configure FTP in such a way that cracker.org (192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0) machines cannot connect but example.com machines can.
Q10. Configure SSH in such a way that cracker.org machines cannot connect but example.com machines can.
Q11. Create a samba share called X on your system. User jane should have access to it
Q12. Bind your system to the NIS domain RHCE. Try to login as user guestX
Q13. Configure automount in such a way that server1.example.com:/rhome/nisuserX is automatically mounted on your home directory. The user should be able to login successfully
Q14. Configure a printer queue which will forward print jobs to the shared print queue on server1.example.com
Q15. Configure POP3 on your system such that user jane is able to receive mails. Disable POP3 for cracker.org machines
Q16. Configure Squid to share internet connection on port 8080 with example.com machines
Q17. Configure SSL for SSH on your system. Create a certificate using which your system will SSH to station249.example.com
Q18. Configure your web server to host multiple sites on same IP
Q19. Configure imaps in such a way that john gets authenticated and allowed to use Imaps. Cracker.org machines should not get authenticated
Q20. Create a mail alias for example.com as something.com