Tutor Marked Assignment TMA-02
In a Nutshell - CIW Course Section 3
TMA-02 - CD Access Code: 11121
Q1. In a peer-to-peer network security model, all computers are both clients and servers and therefore, there is no need for a dedicated server.
- a) True
- b) False
Q2. When you assign permissions in NTFS, they are represented with letters. What permission is represented with a letter x?
- a) Exchange
- b) Execute
- c) Delete
- d) Write
- e) Read
Q3. Which permissions apply only across a network?
- a) NTFS permissions
- b) Access permissions
Q4. Which symbol is used in Unix to denote a denied permission?
- a) /
- b) -
- c) \
- d) |
Q5. What Unix command is used to view file and directory permissions as a block of characters?
- a) lf -l
- b) l - ls
- c) u - ls
- d) ls -l
Q6. In Unix, an access value of 3 gives which permission(s)?
- a) Write and execute
- b) Read and write
- c) Execute
- d) Read, write and execute
Q7. What does SOP stand for?
- a) Secure Operating Password
- b) Standard Operating Password
- c) Secure Operating Procedure
- d) Standard Operating Procedure
Q8. Which of the following is an example of a well-formed password?
- a) tr$ining
- b) Training12
- c) traning1
- d) Tr$ning1
Q9. When the complexity requirements option is enabled within Windows 2000, all newly-defined passwords must be at least how many characters long?
- a) 4
- b) 6
- c) 8
- d) 10
Q10. In Windows 2000, which node of the shared folder displays inormation about guests being logged in?
- a) Shares
- b) Sessions
- c) Open Files
Q11. In Windows 2000, which tab in the properties dialog box for a user allows you to change group memberships?
- a) General
- b) Member Of
- c) Profile
- d) Dial-in
Q12. To audit access to a file in Windows 2000, you can either use a New Technology File System (NTFS) partition or a file allocation table (FAT) partition.
- a) True
- b) False
Q13. There are four important files for manually adding Unix users. These are all located in which directory?
- a) /var
- b) /etc
- c) /usr
- d) /mnt
Q14. Match each file used for manually adding Unix users to their correct purpose.
- a) shadow
- b) passwd
- c) group
- d) logon.defs
- 1) contains default values for newly created accounts
- 2) contains group names, group IDs, and a list of members
- 3) contains user names, user identification (ID), a logon shell, and a home directory
- 4) contains encrypted passwords and information on password aging
Q15. In Linux, what is the default modification for the useradd command specified as?
- a) /D
- b) -d
- c) /d
- d) -D
Q16. Linux system accounts use which character in the encrypted password field in the shadow password file, which prevents the account from being used to log on?
- a) #
- b) @
- c) x
- d) *
Q17. Linux systems have run levels ranging from 0 to __.
- a) 4
- b) 6
- c) 8
- d) 10
Q18. In Linux, which command for determining the run level presents a simple text-based GUI when invoked without arguments?
- a) ntsysv
- b) chckconfig
Q19. What is the correct syntax order for representing a password file for a user?
- a) username:x:UID:GID:Shell:FullName:HomeDirectory
- b) username:x:UID:GID:FullName:HomeDirectory:Shell
- c) username:x:UID:HomeDirectory:GID:Shell:FullName
- d) x:UID:GID:username:FullName:HomeDirectory:Shell
Q20. Match each chage command option to the corresponding purpose.
- a) -m number
- b) -M number
- c) -W number
- d) -d number
- e) -E number
- f) -I number
- g) no option
- 1) Sets warn in shadow file
- 2) Sets max in shadow file
- 3) Sets date when an account locks
- 4) Displays information from password database
- 5) Operates interactively
- 6) Sets min in shadow file
- 7) Sets date when password was last changed