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This is a sample RHCSA exam for RHEL7. You’ve got 2 hours and half.
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– a file system of 1GB for /home,
– 1GB of non-allocated space.
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Question 1 of 14
1. Question
Install the Apache package. Allow it to get documents stored on NFS mounted directories.
Hint
# yum install -y httpd
# firewall-cmd –permanent –add-service=http
# firewall-cmd –reload
# systemctl enable httpd
# systemctl start httpd
# getsebool -a | grep nfs | grep httpd
# setsebool -P httpd_use_nfs on -
Question 2 of 14
2. Question
Extend the existing xfs file system to a total size of 200MB and add a label called myFS.
Hint
# lvextend –size 200M -r /dev/vg/lv_xfs
or # lvextend –size +100M -r /dev/vg/lv_xfs
# umount /xfs
# xfs_admin -L “myFS” /dev/vg/lv_xfs
# mount /xfs -
Question 3 of 14
3. Question
Assign the same SELinux contexts used by the home directories to the /xfs directory permanently.
Hint
# yum install -y setroubleshoot-server
# semanage fcontext -a -t user_home_dir_t “/xfs(/.*)?”
# restorecon -R /xfs -
Question 4 of 14
4. Question
Create two users: john with uid/gid equal to 2000, password 12345678 and davis with uid/gid equal to 3000, password 87654321. Make davis‘ account validity stopping in one month.
Hint
# useradd -u 2000 john
# passwd john
New password: 12345678
# useradd -u 3000 davis
# passwd davis
New password: 87654321
# date -d “+1month”
# usermod -e YYYY-MM-DD davis
or # chage -E YYYY-MM-DD davis
# chage -l davis -
Question 5 of 14
5. Question
Allow davis (and only davis) to get full access to john‘s home directory.
Hint
# setfacl -R -m u:davis:rwx /home/john
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Question 6 of 14
6. Question
Create a directory named /common. Allow john and davis to share documents in the /common directory using a group called team. Both of them can read, write and remove documents from the other in this directory but any user not member of the group can’t.
Hint
# mkdir /common
# groupadd -g 50000 team
# chgrp team /common
# chmod 2770 /common
# usermod -aG team john
# usermod -aG team davis -
Question 7 of 14
7. Question
Create a xfs file system on a new logical volume of 100MB called lv_xfs. Mount it permanently with uuid under /xfs.
Hint
# lvcreate –size 100M –name lv_xfs /dev/vg
# mkfs.xfs /dev/vg/lv_xfs
# mkdir /xfs
# blkid | grep lv_xfs >> /etc/fstab
# vi /etc/fstab
UUID=… /xfs xfs defaults 1 2
# mount -a -
Question 8 of 14
8. Question
Write a Bash script called prog.sh in the /root directory that creates 40 files of 2MB each with the fallocate command in the mounted /xfs directory. Each file has got a name as follows: .file_N where N is a number from 1 to 40.
Hint
cd /root
vi prog.sh
#!/bin/bashcd /xfs
N=40
while [ “$N” -gt 0 ]
do
fallocate -l 2M .file_$N
N=`expr $N – 1`
done
——————–
# chmod u+x prog.sh
# ./prog.sh -
Question 9 of 14
9. Question
Create an ext4 file system on a new logical volume of 100MB called lv_ext4. Mount it permanently under the /ext4 directory. Copy the files previously created into this new space.
Hint
# lvcreate –size 100M –name lv_ext4 /dev/vg
# mkfs.ext4 /dev/vg/lv_ext4
# mkdir /ext4
# vi /etc/fstab
/dev/vg/lv_ext4 /ext4 ext4 defaults 1 2
# cp -p /xfs/.f* /ext4 -
Question 10 of 14
10. Question
Configure a virtual console.
Hint
# grubby –update-kernel=ALL –args=”console=ttyS0″
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Question 11 of 14
11. Question
Create a logical volume of 200MB called lv_swap2 and add it permanently to the current swap space.
Hint
# lvcreate –size 200M –name lv_swap2 /dev/vg
# mkswap /dev/vg/lv_swap2
# swapon /dev/vg/lv_swap2
vi /etc/fstab
/dev/vg/lv_swap2 swap swap defaults 0 0 -
Question 12 of 14
12. Question
Create a cron job running as root, starting at 11PM every day and writing a report on daily system resource consumption in the /var/log/consumption.log file.
Hint
# crontab -e
00 23 * * * /usr/bin/sar -A > /var/log/consumption.log -
Question 13 of 14
13. Question
Set the default target to boot into X Window level (previously level 5).
Hint
# systemctl set-default graphical.target
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Question 14 of 14
14. Question
Change the hostname to mycentos.example.com
Hint
# hostnamectl set-hostname mycentos.example.com
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For question 8, couldn’t you use:
# chcon -R –reference=/home /xfs
No, you couldn’t use the chcon command because, when rebooting, an autorelabel might happen, removing the specified context.
The semanage command is the only solution. You will never need to use the chcon command in a RHCSA or RHCE exam, you can forget this command.
Ah ok – I wonder why Jang’s books go over it so much – I just spent a good amount of time running through semanage so I see why the answer is what it is. Thanks!
This is in regards to question#6.
Is Bash scripting really a prerequisite AND testable on RHCSA?
Although there is no objective associated with Bash scripting, it is known from previous experience that this skill is supposed to be mastered by a RHCSA candidate.
It is testable – At least with LFCS, when I took the exam they had us write a bash script with certain requisites. You don’t get your results right away because they hand-grade parts of the exam.
Either way, you really should know Bash if you want to be effective at SysAdmin with Linux. It saves time and lives. Also, RegEx – Knowing how to use RegEx will save you a TON of time…
Though you can probably get by without both, employers will look for these skills and they are relatively easy to test in technical interviews as well so it really behooves you to know it…
For question#9, which RHCSA objective covers learning configuring a virtual console?
There is an objective called Access a virtual machine’s console.
I agree that access doesn’t mean configure but I’m pretty sure that it’s something useful that you are better to know.
What is the benefit of using virsh console instead of ssh? Can I use ssh on exam to get to VMs?
You can use ssh when you’ve got a working network interface. If you haven’t, you’ve still got the console (=> virsh console).
Depending on the current network status, you will use the console or the ssh command.
Thank you!
Are resolving issues such as “ls: Login failed: 500 OOPS: vsftpd: refusing to run with writable root inside chroot()” be beyond the scope of the RHCSA exam?
I would anticipate possibly having to enable chroot_list_enable=YES and adding a user(s) to a chroot_list at most. Seems there may be lots more to allowing users various permissions once they ftp into their home directory though. Please provide any thoughts you have that may help me understand how far to investigate.
Thanks in advance!
There is no vsftpd configuration requirement in the RHCSA 7 exam.
How to start this Sample Quiz ?
Any help ?
I tried to improve the speed of the website but the cache prevented the quiz from working.
This should be fixed. Sorry for that.
Thx, now everything is working fine.
In Question 6 I think it may be faster to do this
lvextend -r -L 200M /dev/vg/lv_xfs
The -r option automatically grows the file system.
Thank you for your really nice and useful site.
R
You are perfectly right. I’m updating the answer. Thanks.
why not “setsebool -P httpd_use_nfs on” on task 11 ?
You are perfectly right. It’s a stupid mistake.
I’m fixing it. Thank you.
Considering Q9: On my CentOS 7 machine context of /home directories is user_home_dir_t not user_home_t
You are right. I updated the answer. Thanks.
For question 3, could you also use ‘semanage fcontext -a -e /home /xfs’ to do the same thing? That would set /xfs to home_root_t and any sub directories to user_home_dir_t, just like /home.
I didn’t know the semanage fcontext -e option. Thanks for that.
However, this option doesn’t exactly give the same result as the semanage fcontext -t option: it uses the /etc/selinux/targeted/context/files/file_contexts.subs file instead of the /etc/selinux/targeted/context/files/file_contexts.local file.
Because of this and because it’s not the same mechanism involved, I wouldn’t propose your solution.
But there are perhaps some situations that I don’t foresee for the moment, where your solution could be useful.
ahhhh .. i failed my rhcsa exam today . 🙁
I’m really sorry.
Can you tell which part is the most difficult or what to take note of?
[root@rhel7-testServer ~]# ./prog.sh
./prog.sh: line 5: [40: command not found
And here are contents:
#!/bin/bash
cd /xfs
N=40
while [“$N” -gt 0 ]
do
fallocate -l 2M .file_$N
N=’expr $N – 1′
done
I found the answer for this…
There needs to be a preceeding “space” after the square bracket [ “
But this space is in the solution.
Sorry! missed that out…
No problem!
This is a more elegant solution IMO:
#!/bin/bash
for N in `seq 1 40`; do
fallocate -l 2M .file_$N
done
Another option, I used:
for i in {1..40}
expression
Interesting. Thanks.
For question 12, there is no file /usr/bin/sar
If the sysstat package is installed, you can find the /usr/bin/sar command in it.
for question 8.
You have asked to write a bash script. Which I guess is no longer a part of RHCSA ?
Please correct me if I am wrong.
I am preparing for RHCSA, and you prompt response will help me 🙂
Here nothing is really clear.
However, I personally think writing shell scripts is a basic skill for a system administrator.
As such, for the RHCSA or the RHCE exams, you are supposed to do it without any problem.
It doesn’t really need to be written in the curriculum.
Passed my RED HAT exam yesterday. Thank you, cert depot for updating LDAP post for me. I would have failed the exam without LDAP part. Initially, I was thinking to skip LDAP questions as I felt prepared for the rest of the exam but when you updated that portion, I thought to give it a try and it started working fine for me. Now when I went to exam, surprisingly I couldn’t do any logical volume questions which I thought I was the easiest part of the exam, reason being vgs, lvs, lvdisplay or any logical volume related commands were not working and whenever I tried any of these commands, it gave me an error saying “volume group “name” is not unlocked” do you know anything about this error? I am thinking that partitions were corrupt or volume group was corrupt. Anyways, to make long story short, because of LDAP questions I passed the exam. I can’t give the questions here as its not allowed, but people do prepare for LDAP as you never know if you will be able to do easy part of the exam.
Mainly I prepared for exam from asghar ghori’s book, learned network part from network video of Ralph “tip of the week”, selinux section from Sander’s youtube video and LDAP from Cert depot. Thanks everyone and Cheers!
I have no idea about your problem. This seems pretty strange.
For the rest, I’m very happy for you!
Hi CertDepot, where can I find the LDAP post? thanks
You can find the LDAP tutorial here.
If the lvs pvs vgs commands are not working then you should install lvm2 package:
# yum install lvm2
Yes, you are right but normally lvm is already installed.
You could simplify the bash script in question 8 a little.
#!/bin/bash
for N in `seq 40`
do
fallocate -l 2M /xfs/.file_$N
done
It’s a good idea. Thanks.
Thank you!!!
This script is easier to figure out and remember the concept.
Hi CertDepot,
Are the RHEL7 RHCSA Sample exam 1 updated as of this writing and can be on the exam questions? Thanks
This sample exam is only there to give you an idea of the exam format and the kind of questions you could be asked. However, this sample exam is not the real exam and you shouldn’t believe that, because you were able to complete it, you will pass the real RHCSA exam. It’s only a step in the right direction.
Hi CertDepot,
Thank you for the response. Is it okay if you can give any idea how many questions are there on the exam?
Is GUI installation advisable or not?
Regards
Hi CertDepot,
Sorry if I have too much questions.
Is installing rhel 7 using kickstart really part of the exam?
Kickstart installation is normally part of the RHCSA exam. But, due to time constraints, it takes a lot of time to install a VM this way, you shouldn’t care too much about this. Just know the basics.
The RHCSA exam should rely on 15 to 20 questions.
Graphical GUI installation is perhaps possible but you shouldn’t rely on because it takes time and could depend on the exam environment (kiosk, classroom, etc) that you are using.
Question 8 isn’t that complicated as it seems here. Actually it could be done in one line: for i in {1..40}; do fallocate -l 2M .file_{$i}; done. Much shorter and cleaner
Your answer is interesting. Thanks.
lvextend –size 200M -r /dev/vg/lv_xfs
or # lvextend –size +100M -r /dev/vg/lv_xfs
# umount /xfs
# xfs_admin -L “myFS” /dev/vg/lv_xfs
# mount /xfs
Question:
Hi CertDepot can i use this command for question #2.?
lvextend -L 200M -r /dev/vg/lv_xfs
Yes, absolutely. According to the lvextend man page, the –size and -L options are identical.
Hi CertDepot,
Need your help please.. 🙂
Where can I get the semanage fcontext value user_home_dir_t? Thanks! 🙂
Question number 3.
# yum install -y setroubleshoot-server
# semanage fcontext -a -t user_home_dir_t “/xfs(/.*)?”
# restorecon -R /xfs
If you create a user with the useradd command, then go to the /home directory and type # ls -Z, you will see that user home directories carry the user_home_dir_t SELinux context.
Another way to find it is to go to the /etc/selinux/targeted/contexts/files directory and type # grep user_home_dir_t *
Oh thank you Sir Depot! 🙂
Hi Sir Depot,
I also tried #semanage fcontext -l |grep home |grep user
Thanks. 🙂
Am I giving root login access during the exam or I have to login as normal user and “sudo” every command?
The first thing asked at the exam is to change the root password at boot time. After you decide how you want to work: you are supposed to know all the options (with/without sudo, etc)!
Also in order for a regular user to run sudo command, I know there’re many methods to grant the permission but one of the method I found is to edit /etc/sudoers and add a line:
username ALL=(ALL) ALL
Is that a acceptable way? thx!
Yes, it is.
I have to say, for encouraging the attenders, that the exam is much easier than this simulation. 🙂
I got 283, finished in 2h10min and having enough time for tests. No idea where I did the mistake.
Interesting. Thanks.
My 6 RHCSA expired I took rhce but I had 209 !! then I must go back RHCSA on version 7. Can you show me the difference between v6 and v7 EX200? Thank you
A long time ago, I wrote a description of differences between the RHCSA 6 and the RHCSA 7 exams.
However, besides differences in the exams, the thing to take into account is: RHEL 7 is very different from RHEL 6.
You have to learn Systemd, important evolutions of NetworkManager, Firewalld, a new process to change password at boot, etc.
If you are not already exposed to RHEL 7, the learning curve is going to be pretty deep.
Thank you certDepot could’u send me the link of ” description of differences between the RHCSA 6 and the RHCSA 7 exams.”
https://www.certdepot.net/rhel7-rhcsa-whats-new/
Hello Certdepot
For one of the questions in “task of the day” is to increase an existing standard partition running on “xfs” filesystem. I tried to use parted but seems there is no “resize” command anymore. The only advise i’m getting from the internet is to delete the existing partition and increase using fdisk. but if I do that, my files will be deleted.
Increasing the size of a logical volume can be done through the resize command (lv_extend -r is even a better option).
Increasing the size of a partition requires you to take a backup (with tar, xfsdump, etc), drop the partition, recreate it at the correct size and then restore the backup: there is no other option (at least I’m aware of).
I see, thank you Sir Certdepot!
You’re welcome!
looking for sample exam (rhcsa7), I’m scheduled for an rhcsa7 next friday. so I’m working hard, but i need more labs.
Hi Certdepot,
thank you for this guide. Tomorrow I will have my RHCSA exam and I have one question: in the exam I will work on vm like virtualbox or kvm or I have a vm with limited actions(for example only to start/stop/reset the vm and nothing else)?
thanks in advance
Yes, you are right. You will connect to a VM in a KVM-based host with some limited actions on the VM itself (start/stop).
Ok thanks. Then I will have a vm with already installed redhat,right? And will I have access to redhat repositories to install packages?
Yes, you normally do but you are supposed to know how to install the distribution and set up access to remote repositories.
Hi Certdepot
thanks again for your guide, I passed my exam with score 300/300
Not only you passed the exam but you passed it with flying colors! Congratulations! 😉
Hi CertDepot, I know all the answers in the sample-exam-1 items, what is the percentage that I will pass the exam? thanks. i am taking the exam next month.
As said before, practice the LDAP part, the password reinitialization at boot time (critical) and you should be fine.
Hi CertDepot, thank you for the guidance. I can easily deal with the password change so I should focus on the LDAP part now.
Hi, Can’t find LDAP topic. Could you point it to me please?
At least two tutorials deal with the LDAP topic:
– How to configure the client side,
– How to configure the server side.
Thank you. What topic covered by exam client or server setup or both?
The server side is not an exam objective but you need it in order to test the client side that is an exam objective.
Hi CertDepot, do you have the sample exam that includes the LDAP topic? thanks.
I didn’t include any LDAP questions in the sample RHCSA exam because I didn’t want to force the installation of a LDAP server.
If you want to test this part, install a LDAP server and practice.
Hi everyone. I am new here guys and also to RHEL, however I was wondering, for the ex200 exam
if you are tested on how to troubleshoot boot loader
errors when booting from an ISO image, mounting the image,
creating partition and partition type, installing/copying device
drivers, editing GRUB and RunLevels before even starting the 1st question…
Reason I ask is I got the shock of my life just last week on my Job interview
I had a technical test to complete that was designed in that way and I failed it
horribley…I am about to write the Ex200 exam next month and I so don’t want
to overlook that part…I would hate to repeat sitting for 2.5 hours troubleshooting God knows what and not even get to question 1 of the exam :(…additionally
is there a walk-through tutorial on this?
There is a walk-through tutorial that reviews most of the exam objectives (here). Concerning the test, you definitively need to be able to change the root password at boot time. Except this critical objective, there is no other trick.
Thanks a million….I am already enjoying this tutorial together with the book am reading.Kept me up all night
Hi gentlemen. It it allowed to reboot virtual lab pc (with “reboot” command) during exam?
Yes, it is.
Just to clarify, you are not allowed to reboot the host PC, but you can reboot a guest VM as many times as you wish (and time allows).
Hi, regarding to Question 7 of sample exam – could you explain why we use “defaults 1 2” in fstab configuration file. I think “defaults 0 0” is enough, as first “0” point to “dump” utility usage, and “1” in your case is enabling backup of the volume with dump utility. The second “0” points to “fsck” utility for volume integrity check, and “2” in your case enables fsck check at stratup. Hope for your answer. Thx…
Hello! where could I find the answers for these RHEL7 RHCSA Sample exam 1 questions?
There is a button called hint. Click on it and you will get an answer.
I just solved 5 questions of this RHEL7 RHCSA Sample exam 1. 🙂 Next week I’m going to take the RHCSA – EX200 exam. Thank you so much!
You’re welcome.
Question, Is there any difference in size between MB and M? in some of the practice exam objectives you ask to create a lv with the size of 200MB but then in the hint you show creating it using lvcreate -n lv_swap -L 200M. Would RedHat dock you on points for not having it the right size?
When I write a sentence in plain English, I use ‘MB’. But the command itself asks for a ‘M’.
I’m pretty sure that RedHat checks the final size that you give even so there is certainly some allowance.
I think that a rule of thumb is to use MB (MegaBytes) unless otherwise stated.
Hello!
I have a big doubt! I have 3 types (options) about mounting a filesystem volume. Please could you tell us what is the best and the right way of mounting a volume? What is the difference between them? Could you explain it us please?
Have in mind that the volume in these three options are the same.
Option 01
/dev/mapper/debianvg-vol01_data /Data xfs defaults 0 0
Option 02
UUID=ea0c3175-95c7-4355-bcb4-223a739eecea /Data xfs defaults 0 0
Option 03
/dev/debianvg/vol01_data /Data xfs defaults 0 0
Options 02 and 03 work definitively but I suppose option 3 works too.
In term of best way to mount a volume, I would say: option 02 (the best way because the most precise with the use of the UUID), option 03 (perfectly correct but slightly less precise) and option 01.
I have to say thank you so much @CertDepot and @Lisenet,
Thank you so much for your explanation and your time you gave it to answer my question. Now it’s totally clear!
Regards!!!
As you may be aware, LVM uses a device mapper. Both options 01 and 03 are symlinks to some block device (these can be found under /sys/block/). It shouldn’t really matter what symlink you use in the fstab up until it’s not broken.
Option 02 uses a UUID. UUIDs are created when a partition gets formatted and are designed in a way so that collisions are unlikely. For the block device itself, the UUID is stored in the superblock. UUID is unique and stays that way even if the device is plugged into some other system.
All three ways of mounting the volume are OK (by “OK” I mean they “work”). Use device mapper names if you don’t plan to rename volume groups/logical volumes, or stick with UUID otherwise.
regarding item 14. does it need to be the same script on the solution or could be different as long as the output is the same?
I have my script just like this:
#!/bin/bash
for N in
seq 1 40; do fallocate -l2M /xfs/.file_$N; doneI suppose that as long as the output is almost the same, any script should be OK.
Even easier:
fallocate -l 2M /xfs/.file_{1..40}
This doesn’t work. The fallocate command doesn’t accept more than one argument as file at a time.
Hello guys! Regarding the 6-th question. What is the point of “2” in command “chmod 2770 /common”. It is a SGID, which relates only to executable files. There is no mentioning about executable date in the topic. So I suppose that “chmod 770 /common” will be enough. Let me know if I’m wrong.
No, the SGID bit doesn’t only relate to executable files.
SGID (Set Group ID up on execution) is a special type of file permissions given to a file/folder. Normally in Linux/Unix when a program runs, it inherits access permissions from the logged in user. SGID is defined as giving temporary permissions to a user to run a program/file with the permissions of the file group permissions to become member of that group to execute the file. In simple words users will get file Group’s permissions when executing a Folder/file/program/command.
SGID is similar to SUID. The difference between both is that SUID assumes owner of the file permissions and SGID assumes group’s permissions when executing a file instead of logged in user inherit permissions.
Source: http://www.linuxnix.com/sgid-set-sgid-linuxunix/
Totally agree with you, Certdepot. But you also talked about only executable files in your comment. And in topic we are not mentioning executables. May be setting SUID/SGID is just best practices?
I passed the RHCSA exam, thank you so much #Certdepot.
My next challenge is going to be the RHCE exam.
Congratulations!
How to answer the question? the answerbox just 1 line?
please give 1 sample question and answer.
Thank you
Which question?
Dear admin,
How to answer the question in one line?
Please give me sample way to answer sample example above.
Could you be more precise?
Why can’t I see the score of my exam?
As said at the beginning, there is no way to check your answers.
Will knowing how to do all these tasks put me at an advantage for the exam? I’ve answered all with man and –help as reference. I’m a bit nervous and this is my first certification exam. I’m taking it next month.
Yes, it will. However, the day of the exam you will need to execute most of the tasks without using the man pages, otherwise you will run out of time.
What are some best books for RHCSA?
There is a dedicated section on this website at https://www.certdepot.net/rhel7-book-review/
Hi everyone,
I am new to this forum, hoping to practice all the questions on the site to prepare for the rhcsa exam. I am using centos 7, the first question is to install apache, I thought the centos 7 iso I downloaded and installed had everything I needed, apparently not, so I guess I have to register it to something, but probably not RH Satellite server, any help will greatly appreciated.
tried yum install apache but it is not available.
Thanks
TocXanh
Except if you installed a minimal iso image of CentOS 7 (in this case, you will need Internet access to get some additional packages from the CentOS repositories), you don’t need to register to anything. All the main packages are already inside the iso image. You will only have to set up a local repository.
You need the following one:
# yum install httpd
Or you can go for a group install:
# yum groupinstall -y web-server
Ok, I am confused about the test… It does not allow me to input multiple commands… I tried to paste the hints, but that did not work either, can someone please help me get past this basic problem?
Can you explain your problem?
I did it in the next way:
yum -y install httpd;firewall-cmd enable httpd; …
This way you can enter all the commands in an appropriate way.
The test says at the beginning that it is not going to correct anything but show it answers and comparing with yours, I understood that.
What a pity! I wrote all the exam but finally the answers do not appear comparing mines…
Anyway I did practice
How do I see answers?
Answers are provided throughout the website.
Hi Bryan here, from Ph. I’d like to know if the rhcsa 7 exam will configure the following services: Httpd, Dns, Dhcpd.
Thanks in advance!
Look at the RHCSA objectives at https://www.redhat.com/en/services/training/ex200-red-hat-certified-system-administrator-rhcsa-exam, you will see that there is nothing like this.
Why do we need setroubleshoot-server for question 3?
In fact, you’ve got at least two options: install either the setroubleshoot-server or the policycoreutils-python packages. As the policycoreutils-python package is a dependency of the setroubleshoot-server package, when you specify the setroubleshoot-server package, you install the policycoreutils-python package too.
Several years ago, I decided it was easier to remember the setroubleshoot-server package name: it’s all!
Interesting test exam. Some of the questions (2 and 13) require existing configs to be in place. Shouldn’t the intro spell out more detailed pre-requisites for the exam system (1GB home filesystem formatted as “xfs” and the server in “multi-user” boot target)?
There is no unlocking of the root user via a console in this exam, considering that not being able to do this prevents any further work on the exam, shouldn’t it be included by default?
Could you spell out how to mark each question as complete, which seems to be putting text in the field below the question?
This exam is only there to help people. If you think it doesn’t fulfill its mission, it’s your right.
Hi
Is user quota a prerequisite ans testable on RHCSA 7?
User quota is not an RHCSA objective.
Thanks a lot