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jeremy 12-10-2002 10:41 AM

New Quiz - Solaris
 
Thanks to trickykid I just added a Solaris quiz.

http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...hp?s=&quizid=5

Good luck,
--jeremy

Thymox 12-10-2002 10:47 AM

Hehe! I've never used a Solaris system... so I think I fared quite well; better than random: 40%

rshaw 12-10-2002 11:24 AM

40% here as well. it's definately a different dialect. no sun boxes in my immediate future.

trickykid 12-10-2002 03:57 PM

Yeah those questions for the quiz I derived and based off some of the actual study guide questions for the actual exam from Sun. So its not really an easy test, meant to throw you off a bit. ;)

Have fun everyone !

fukawitribe 12-11-2002 06:55 AM

..yep was fun ! got alarmingly crap score even with a scoring bug ("boot server" question -was right - scored wrong, can I get an extra point for noticing that ? :)

trickykid 12-11-2002 08:49 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by fukawitribe
..yep was fun ! got alarmingly crap score even with a scoring bug ("boot server" question -was right - scored wrong, can I get an extra point for noticing that ? :)
If you email me what you answered we'll see if there is an error or not. From my standpoint I went over it and there shouldn't be any errors, you probably just got it wrong. Some of those questions there actually could have more than one right answer, but the trick part is you have to answer the better one out of them.

Thymox 12-11-2002 10:46 AM

Hehe! I took a stupid computer test a while back. Basically each question had 4 possible answers... out of the 4 there were 4 correct answers! They were all different, but all correct. The purpose of it was to determine what type computer user you were - ranging from a simple point-and-click end user that had no interest in, say, which office program they used, so long as it was easy and did the job; all the way up to someone that was likely to go on to become a sysadmin. This was a good few years ago, and was pushed by the careers advisory service (certainly in Cornwall). Of course there was no option for 'all of the above'. D'oh!

leed_25 12-14-2002 11:44 PM

quiz results
 
3/10. I wrote some code for solaris --dont'remember what version-- back in 1998; but I've never done solaris admin work. I'm sad.

whansard 12-15-2002 11:18 AM

We're sorry, you have not passed this quiz. You correctly answered 2 of 10 total questions - a grade of 20%.


Now i'm all ready to fix everybody's solaris computers!

jct842 12-15-2002 11:45 AM

We're sorry, you have not passed this quiz. You correctly answered 4 of 10 total questions - a grade of 40%. And I have no idea why I picked the ones I got right.

Nelleh 12-17-2002 05:15 AM

Cant lie, 50% of the answers I got right (all two of em) were total guesses, the other one was an informed guess. Shame that just to my right I have my trusty (hah!) sparc5 :D

Solaris does my head in, wonder if I can slap linux on the box instead..... hmmm....

eck 12-17-2002 03:33 PM

70%? Hmph!
 
I've got to take issue with some of the questions your quiz marked my answers "wrong" for. I'm not just in denial, either! ;-)

Looking back at the man page, I see that I got the 'umountall' question just wrong. Oops.

[edited]Post of comments can give away or help with others taking the quiz, see below.[/edited]

Good feature to have, anyway. Keep 'em coming!

:Pengy:

iocain 12-17-2002 03:42 PM

Re: 70%? Hmph!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by eck
Question 7 is also badly put. "All name services" are potentially checked whether the '[NOTFOUND=return]' option comes before or after 'files' -- and there's *no point* in putting it *after* files at all! Might as well leave it off. So the answer I selected was better than the one which you mark as 'correct'.

Well, but it does say it will "only return if" all name services are checked, or something like that.

I would have gotten the hushlogin one wrong as well if not for this post... thanks! :)

trickykid 12-17-2002 03:43 PM

Eck, just to clarify, most of these questions are derived from the actual Solaris Administration Study Exam. I have double checked them all and according to the Solaris Study Exams all the one's we have are correct.
As I stated the questions are made to be very tricky and some have multiple answers that could be right but the best choice will be the correct answer.
But next time please email us any concerns as posts like this can slightly give others a peek at what is to be expected on the quiz as one person now has just responded stating your post helped them get it right.

Thanks.

eck 12-17-2002 03:51 PM

Wups, sorry!

Still, you can do better than Sun's feeble exam questions, right? ;-)

trickykid 12-17-2002 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by eck
Wups, sorry!

Still, you can do better than Sun's feeble exam questions, right? ;-)

You missed 3 of them didn't you.. :p
But I only derived these from them.. they have been changed around a bit.


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