Which of the following procedures best explains how to enable the NIS name resolution to take precedence over DNS on a system-wide basis?()
第1题:
The order of name resolution can be controlled. The default is: 1.BIND 2.NIS 3./etc/hosts To change the order of the above name resolutions, which of the following should be used?()
第2题:
On AIX systems, where DNS resolution takes precedence over NIS, a particular process needs to resolve names using /etc/hosts first. Which of the following processes is the best way to accomplish this without affecting the rest of the system’s name resolution?()
第3题:
The order of name resolution can be controlled. The default is: 1.DNS/BIND 2.NIS 3./etc/hosts To change the order of the above name resolutions, which of the following should be used?()
第4题:
How should an administrator change the order in which host name lookup is performed so that it reads the host file before using DNS?()
第5题:
For security reasons, an administrator is asked to modify the system to prevent someone from leaving a terminal logged in. Which of the following options would enable a five minute timeout for all users()
第6题:
A host is to be part of a very small private network, which will never be connected to any other networks. Which of the following name resolution schemes would be the easiest to implement?()
第7题:
Given the following on a system that is not a name server, which will be the first area searched to resolve a host name to an IP address?() #cat /etc/resolv.conf domain abc.century.com nameserver 192.9.201.1 nameserver 192.9.201.2 #cat /etc/netsvc.conf hosts = bind,nis,local #echo $NSORDER local,bind
第8题:
/etc/hosts
/etc/irs.conf
/etc/netsvc.conf
/etc/resolv.conf
第9题:
/etc/hosts
/etc/irs.hosts
/etc/resolv.conf
/etc/netsvc.conf
第10题:
nslookup
hostname
/etc/host.equiv
environment variable NSORDER
第11题:
nslookup
hostname
/etc/netsvc.conf
/etc/host.equiv
第12题:
/etc/hosts on server 192.9.201.2
/etc/hosts on the local system
/etc/named.rev on 192.9.201.1
/etc/netsvc.conf on the NIS server
第13题:
When planning to access the on-line documentation from a remote client, which of the following procedures should be performed on the server?()
第14题:
Which of the following files should contain the statement "hosts=local, bind"?()
第15题:
On a system wide basis, which of the following procedures is best to make NIS name resolution take precedence over DNS?()
第16题:
Which of the following is a correct statement about how the user environment is configured at login?()
第17题:
A DNS server for a large network is experiencing performance problems. Which of the following options is the best solution to fix the problem?()
第18题:
The statement: "search austin.ibm.com raleigh.ibm.com" belongs in which of the following files?()
第19题:
Add the following line to /etc/netsvc.conf: hosts = nis,bind,local
edit /etc/netsvc.conf to add the following: process /full/path/of/process /{ hosts = local,nis,dns}
In an NIS and DNS environment, NIS takes precedence over DNS in this environment resulting in no change
Change the NSORDER environment variable
第20题:
Set the NSORDER environmental variable of the environment which invokes the process to:NSORDER=local,nis,bind
Set the NSORDER environmental variable of the environment which invokes the process to: NSORDER=hosts=auth,nis,bind
Edit /etc/netsvc.conf to add a line similar to the following: process /full/path/of/process {hosts=local,nis,dns}
Unset NSORDER environment variable of the environment which invokes the process
第21题:
Remove the /etc/resolv.conf file
Unset the NSORDER environment variable
Add the following line to /etc/netsvc.conf: hosts=nis,bind,local
In a NIS and DNS environment, NIS takes precedence so there is nothing to change
第22题:
Edit the /etc/inetd.conf file so that it reads ’local, bind’.
Edit the /etc/resolv.conf file so that it reads ’local, bind’.
Edit the /etc/netsvc.conf file so that it reads ’local, bind’.
Edit the /etc/nslookup.conf file so that it reads ’local, bind’.
第23题:
Enable NIS
Purchase a larger server
Use /etc/hosts on all of the systems
Create secondary name servers throughout the network