Red Hat Certified System Administrator
RHCSA(EX200) EXAM-PAPER
Three machine are there on your exam environment
1. Base [Link]
a. [Link]
b. [Link]
On primary machine
node-1
[Link].1)
setup an ip address for primary virtual machine.
ip addr 172.25.X.11 subnet mask [Link] Default gateway 172.25.X.254 nameserver
[Link]
and hostname as [Link]
[Link].2)
yum repository configuration on both machines.
[[Link]
[[Link]
[Link].3)
configure a cron job on primary machine.
a. The user natasha must configure a cron job that runs daily at 14:23 local time and executes
/bin/echo hiya
OR
b. The user natasha must configure a cron job that runs daily at every 3 minute local time and
executes /bin/echo hiya
[Link].4)
SELinux must be running in the permissive mode.
[Link].5) SELinux Port
The system is not able to connect to httpd service at port [Link] should be accessible at port 82
and should start at boot time.
[Link].6)
Create the following users,group and group memberships:-
A group named sysadmin.A user natasha who belongs to sysadmin as a secondary group.A
user sarah who
also belongs to sysadmin as a secondary group.A user harry who does not have access to an
interactive
shell on the system and who is not a member of [Link],sarah and harry should all
have the
password of thuctive.
[Link].7)
Create the collaborative directory "/common/admin" with the following characteristics:-
Group ownership of /common/admin is [Link] directory should be
readable,writable,and accessible
to members of sysadmin,but not any other user.(It is understood that root has access to all
files and
directories on the system.) Files created in /common/admin automatically have group
ownership set to
the sysadmin group.
[Link].8)
Copy the file /etc/fstab to /var/tpm. Configure the permissions of /var/tpm/fstab so that:-
The file /var/tpm/fstab is owned by the root [Link] file /vat/tpm/fstab belong to the group
root.
The file /var/tpm/fstab should not be executable by [Link] user natasha is able to read
and write
/var/tpm/[Link] user sarah can neither write nor read /var/tpm/fstab.[Note:all other user
(current
or future) have the ability to read /var/tpm/fstab.]
[Link].9)
Configure NTP in your system so that it is an NTP client of [Link]
[Link].10)
Find the files in your system which is owned by simone user & copy all the files on
/root/found
directory.
[Link].11)
Find the string strato from /usr/share/dict/words/file and save the result in /searchfile.
[Link].12)
Configure autofs to automount the home directories of netuserX [Link] the following:
netuserX home directory is exported via NFS,which is available on
[Link]([Link])
and your NFS-exports directory is /netdir/netuserX for netuserX (use netuser5 for this)
netuserX's
home directory is [Link]:/home/guests/netuserX netuserX's home directory
should be
automounted using autofs service. home directory must be writable by their users on
server:change ip
address in /etc/[Link] "systemctl restart nfs-server"
OR
[Link].12)
using automounter service mount remoteuserX onto the provided folder
/ourhome/remoteuserX.
[Link].13)
Create a new user with UID 1122 and user name as bob.
[Link].14)
Create a [Link].(bz2 or gz) of /etc/ directory in /home location.
OR
[Link].14)
Create an archive file-Backup the /var/tpm directory as /root/[Link]
[Link].15)
The password for all new users should expire after 20 days.
[Link].16)
Change permission 664 to all directory to be created.
[Link].17)
Build an application called "rhcsa" that prints the message "welcome to user jack" when
you're logged
in as the user "jack".
[Link].18)
Create a shell new script 'newsearch' which will locate from /usr directory where file size be
more
than 20K less than 70K (suid) script will be in /usr/local/bin and output will store at
/root/output.
On secondary machine
node-2
[Link].1)
First step is to crack password for user root of secondary machine.
[Link].2)
yum repository configuration on both machines.
[Link].3)
Set a recommended tuning profile for your system.(profile already available)
[Link].4)
Resize the lvm partition "home" to 300M.
[Link].5)
Create the swap partition of 250 megabyte and make available at next [Link]
already available.
[Link].6)
Create the volume group with name myvol with 8 MiB P.E and create the lvm name
mydatabase with the 100
P.E. and format this lvm with vfat and create a directory /database and mount this lvm
permanently on
/database.
[Link].7)
Create a VDO file system using following details:
VDO share name vdo1
local size -50 GB
mount of path -/mnt/vdo1
mount should be persistence across reboot.
