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RHCSA Commands

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1. Configuration file for system logs






2. Search for command in the doc directory






3. Stores IPtables rules (filter) chains - input forward output are persistant






4. Program to analyze standard log files and send a summary email to root






5. List iptables






6. Update a package






7. Set a VNC password






8. Disks available for partitions






9. tar options for file name - gzip - and bzip2






10. Install a package group with yum






11. Disk Utility Command






12. Messages related to cron log






13. Append this to the /etc/rsyslog.conf to send mail to student@server6.example.com






14. Remove a package named firefox4






15. Get a list of package groups from yum






16. original DNS config file - still used






17. Location of repo's






18. Edit files with cat until the _EOF is found






19. Package file named pkg.rpm






20. Backup a home directory on desktop6 to /tmp on server6






21. Restart vnc and persist on boot






22. See files installed with a package named vsftpd






23. Persist FTP on boot






24. Install a package named firefox4






25. List VMs






26. Determine which package provides SSH






27. Install star






28. Extract a gzipped tar ball in your home directory






29. Copy a public ssh key to server6






30. Local host file (contains hostname). Can contain local system DNS.






31. GUI install / uninstall with yum






32. Show IP address with the IP command






33. Contains RPM database






34. Get information about a package named firefox4






35. Gets kernel version and release number






36. Start a VM






37. Start the GUI for date configuration






38. See the configuration files installed with a package named httpd






39. Repo config file






40. Shell config tool gropued like GUI firewall configurater.






41. Process packets coming out of the system






42. Basic add rule for iptables not persistant unless saved with #/etc/init.d/iptables save






43. Create a gzip-compressed backup of /etc in /tmp






44. Install the star compression tool create an archive with the star tool.






45. Query configuration files with RPM






46. Kill a VM






47. Delete a rule from iptables






48. Extract a star compressed file






49. Documentation about sysconfig network scripts






50. Query all documentation with RPM