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Network Plus Ch9

True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

UNIX-type systems support non-IP protocols, such as Novell’s IPX/SPX and AppleTalk.
 

 2. 

/Users/jones is the login (or home) directory for the user Jones on a UNIX system.
 

 3. 

Every file and directory on a UNIX-type of system is owned by exactly one user and is a member of exactly one group.
 

 4. 

Apple and IBM use the same central processing unit, the PowerPC, in their computers.
 

 5. 

The Solaris kernel is the software Linus Torvalds wrote and released to the public in 1991.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 6. 

Versions of UNIX that come from Bell Labs are known as ____.
a.
Samba
c.
BSD
b.
System V
d.
Solaris
 

 7. 

An implementation of UNIX for which the source code is either unavailable or available only by purchasing a licensed copy from The SCO Group is known as ____.
a.
open source software
c.
proprietary UNIX
b.
BSD
d.
GNU
 

 8. 

UNIX-type systems that are not owned by any one company are known as ____.
a.
AIX
c.
kernel modules
b.
open source software
d.
BSD
 

 9. 

Apple Computer released Mac OS X to the public in the Spring of 2001 to replace its previously released network operating system software, ____.
a.
AppleShare IP
c.
SPARC
b.
Mach
d.
Solaris
 

 10. 

A(n) ____ represents an instance of a program running in memory (RAM).
a.
pipeline
c.
shell
b.
kernel
d.
process
 

 11. 

____ in a UNIX server can take the form of a disk partition, or it can be in a file.
a.
Kernel modules
c.
i-nodes
b.
Virtual memory
d.
Command interpreters
 

 12. 

Most current UNIX-type of systems use a(n) ____ addressing scheme that enables programs to access 4 GB of memory.
a.
8-bit
c.
32-bit
b.
16-bit
d.
64-bit
 

 13. 

A UNIX ____ is a file that contains instructions for performing a specific task such as reading data from and writing data to a hard drive.
a.
UFS
c.
shell
b.
kernel module
d.
pipeline
 

 14. 

The Mac OS X Server kernel is derived from an operating system called ____, which was developed at Carnegie Mellon University in the 1990s.
a.
Mach
c.
Solaris
b.
XNU
d.
Linux
 

 15. 

A(n) ____ is a method of organizing files and directories on a disk in which directories may contain files and other directories.
a.
command interpreter
c.
daemon
b.
shell
d.
hierarchical file system
 

 16. 

On a UNIX-type of system, the ____ directory contains the kernel and other system initialization files.
a.
/var
c.
/home
b.
/boot
d.
/Users
 

 17. 

Apple’s ____ is the native file system for Mac OS X Server.
a.
HFS+
c.
Fedora Core
b.
ext3
d.
i-node
 

 18. 

A(n) ____ translates your typed commands into machine instructions that a UNIX-type of system can understand.
a.
kernel
c.
command interpreter
b.
i-node
d.
NFS
 

 19. 

In UNIX, you combine commands using a(n) ____.
a.
lpr
c.
lpd
b.
Mach
d.
pipe
 

 20. 

____ is the version of Linux packaged and distributed by Red Hat, Inc., on a PC.
a.
Solaris
c.
SPARC
b.
Fedora Core
d.
Samba
 

 21. 

On a Linux or Solaris system, the ____ command creates a new group ID and makes the group available for use.
a.
man
c.
root
b.
chmod
d.
groupadd
 

 22. 

UNIX-type systems enable you to restrict access to resources by assigning user and group ____ to files and directories.
a.
pipelines
c.
shells
b.
permissions
d.
nodes
 

 23. 

Changing file and directory permissions requires use of the ____ command.
a.
groupadd
c.
lpr
b.
pipe
d.
chmod
 

 24. 

When installed on a UNIX-type of system, ____ provides all the networking services necessary to make your UNIX-type of system a fully featured Windows file- and printer-sharing server.
a.
Xserve
c.
XNU
b.
Samba
d.
SPARC
 

 25. 

All modern flavors of UNIX, Linux, and Mac OS X Server support data sharing using directory services based on ____.
a.
LDAP
c.
NFS
b.
XNU
d.
Samba
 

 26. 

The native file system type on Linux is called ____.
a.
BSD
c.
Fedora Core
b.
HFS+
d.
ext3
 



 
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