Exam Prep Questions


Question 1

Which well-known network port number does DNS use?

  • A. 21

  • B. 23

  • C. 53

  • D. 25

A1:

Answer C is correct because DNS uses well-known port number 53 for its network communication. Answer A is incorrect because port 21 is used by ftp . Answer B is incorrect because port 23 is used by telnet . Answer D is incorrect because port 25 is used by smtp for email purposes.

Question 2

Which signal would you send to the in.named process to turn off debugging?

  • A. HUP

  • B. USR1

  • C. INT

  • D. USR2

A2:

Answer D is correct because the USR2 signal is sent to the in.named process to turn off debugging. Answer A is incorrect because the HUP signal causes in.named to reread its configuration files. Answer B is incorrect because the USR1 signal increases the debug level incrementally each time it is sent. Answer C is incorrect because the INT signal causes in.named to dump a snapshot of the DNS database to an ASCII file.

Question 3

Which two files are involved in the configuration of a DNS client? Choose 2.

  • A. /etc/named.conf

  • B. /etc/nsswitch.conf

  • C. /etc/resolv.conf

  • D. /etc/inet/ hosts

A3:

Answers B and C are correct because the two files involved in configuring a DNS client are /etc/nsswitch.conf and /etc/resolv.conf . Answer A is incorrect because the /etc/named.conf file is the master configuration file used to configure a DNS server; it is not used to configure a DNS client. Answer D is incorrect because the /etc/inet/hosts file is used to provide hostname resolution through the use of local files; it is not used by DNS.

Question 4

In a DNS zone data file, what does the resource record type AAAA mean?

  • A. It identifies a name server for the domain

  • B. It identifies a hostname entry with an IPv4 address.

  • C. It identifies a hostname entry with an IPv6 address.

  • D. It identifies an alias for a hostname.

A4:

Answer C is correct because the AAAA resource record type (or quad A) identifies a hostname entry with an IPv6 address. Answer A is incorrect because this describes the NS record type. Answer B is incorrect because this describes the A record type. Answer D is incorrect because this describes the CNAME record type.

Question 5

The DNS daemon process in.named is started only if which file exists?

  • A. /etc/named.conf

  • B. /var/named/named.run

  • C. /var/named/named_dump.db

  • D. /etc/nsswitch.conf

A5:

Answer A is correct because the file /etc/named.conf is the DNS server master configuration file and must exist before the daemon process will start. Answer B is incorrect because the file /var/named/named.run is used to store DNS server debug output. Answer C is incorrect because /var/named/named_dump.db is the file used to store a DNS database snapshot. Answer D is incorrect because /etc/nsswitch is used by the DNS client; it has no effect on whether the DNS server process starts.

Question 6

What is the maximum number of DNS nameservers that can be specified in the /etc/resolv.conf file?

  • A. 1

  • B. 2

  • C. 3

  • D. 4

A6:

Answer C is correct because a maximum of 3 DNS nameservers can be specified in the /etc/resolv.conf file, making answers A, B and D incorrect.

Question 7

Which signal would you send to the in.named process to reread its configuration file?

  • A. HUP

  • B. USR2

  • C. INT

  • D. USR1

A7:

Answer A is correct because the HUP signal causes in.named to reread its configuration files. Answer B is incorrect because the USR2 signal is sent to the in.named process to turn off debugging. Answer C is incorrect because the INT signal causes in.named to dump a snapshot of the DNS database to an ASCII file. Answer D is incorrect because the USR1 signal increases the debug level incrementally each time it is sent.



Solaris 9 Network Administration Exam Cram 2 (Exam Cram CX-310-044)
Solaris 9 Network Administrator Exam Cram 2 (Exam CX-310-044)
ISBN: 0789728702
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 174
Authors: John Philcox

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