单选题Which of the following commands would an administrator use to add startup scripts to the system startup process（）A chitabB vi /etc/inittabC vi /etc/rc.dD mkitab

第1题：

After receiving a message at startup stating that ‘One or more services failed to load at startup’,which of the following Windows utilities would a technician use to diagnose the issue?（）

• A、Event Viewer
• B、System Information
• C、Scandisk
• D、Dr. Watson

第2题：

A System p administrator is investigating a possible security breech and wants to review  information about failed login attempts to the system.  Which of the following commands will show this（）

• A、fwtmp < /etc/security/failedlogin
• B、cat /etc/security/failedlogin
• C、who
• D、alog -f /etc/security/failedlogin -o

第3题：

第4题：

Which script is executed during system startup to set the system hostname， default gateway and static routes？（）

• A、/etc/rpc
• B、/etc/rc.net
• C、/etc/rc.tcpip
• D、/etc/resolv.conf

第5题：

A new application has been added to a system which needs to automatically be started at system startup. The system administrator has decided to accomplish this by using the /etc/inittab file. Which command would be used to accomplish this in a supported manner？（）

• A、vi
• B、mkitab
• C、telinit
• D、startsrc

第6题：

Which of the following utilities would a technician use to prevent a service from starting duringsystem startup?（）

• A、Event Viewer
• B、System File Checker
• C、MSCONFIG
• D、Task Manager

第7题：

A system administrator would like to verify the user definitions in the /etc/passwd file. Which of the following commands will accomplish this？（）

• A、usrck
• B、sysck
• C、lssec
• D、lsuser

第8题：

第9题：

Which command would an administrator use to add startup scripts to the system startup process？（）

• A、chitab
• B、vi /etc/inittab
• C、vi /sbin/rc.boot
• D、mkitab

第10题：

Which of the following commands would a system administrator run tovalidate /etc/tunables/nextboot after manually editing（）

• A、ksh -n nextboot
• B、tunsave -a -f nextboot
• C、tuncheck -r -f nextboot
• D、tunsave nextboot