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As i try to Solve but Confuse Not Clarity
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Could i Get the Soln

1 ) Write a script so that if the user executes the program as /root/program user , it should display kernel and if the user executes the program as /root/program kernel , it should display user. If no argument is passed or any other string other that user or kernel is passwd then the script should display the following to stderr : /root/program kernel|user

2)Configure your system as iSCSI initiator. instructor.example.com is as acting as shared storage device. The following requirements should be filfilled :

a. Create a partition of 30MiB.
b. Format the partition with ext4 filesystem & mount it under /mnt/data.
c. Download a file from ftp://instructor.example.com/pub/rhce/iscsi.txt & put it in /mnt/data.
d. The partition should be persistent.

3) Provide SSL-encapsulated IMAP access (IMAPS):
IMAPS must be available to brad from example.com
IMAPS must NOT be available to other networks or domains.
The SSL certicate for the IMAPS server must be created as follows:
Use the defaults for Country , State , Locality , and Organization Name
Set Organizational Unit to GLS
Set Common Name to stationx.example.com
Set Email Address to root@serverx.example.com

4) Make the kernel parameter value set to 1 for kernflk. Changes should be visible from /proc/cmdline file.

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My Tried Answer Are =Repost Homework assistance
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4) Make the kernel parameter value set to 1 for kernflk. Changes should be visible from /proc/cmdline file.
#Vim /etc/grub.conf

quiet kernflk=1
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2)Configure your system as iSCSI initiator. instructor.example.com is as acting as shared storage device. The following requirements should be filfilled :

a. Create a partition of 30MiB.
b. Format the partition with ext4 filesystem & mount it under /mnt/data.
c. Download a file from ftp://instructor.example.com/pub/rhce/iscsi.txt & put it in /mnt/data.
d. The partition should be persistent.
#incsiadm -m discovery -t st -p (ip address of the System)
#incsiadm -m node (server adress) (ip address)
#fdisk -cu/dev/sda
p
n
p
+30M
p
:wq(save)
#mkfs -t ext4 /dev/sda1
#mkdir /mnt/data
#mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/data/
#df -h
#bfkid /dev/sda1
#vim /etc/fstab

uuid="of45ed56-ao28-4aad-8 /mnt/data ext4 -netdev

Till these i tried...and moreover in centos VIM command doesn't works

COULD ANY1 CLEARLY SOLVE ALL THESE 4

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Code:
sudo yum install vim

...not working

And i do not know think there is anything wrong with that and more over it has nothing to do with how prepared you are. You might be very well prepared for any kind of exam but if you do not know what the format, duration of the exam would be, you might actually fail also.

If anyone is willing to help me out on that by sharing some knowledge i would really appreciate.

Thanks

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If you're prepared and have the knowledge, it doesn't matter if its 10 minutes long, or 10 hours long. Also doesn't matter what parts are included/excluded, since you would already know the subject. The format is the same...there is a question, and it's up to you to answer it. You will either know the answer or not.

THERE IS NOTHING WRONG IN ASKING BUT CLOSING NEGLECTING TWISTING BLAMING REMOVES FRESHNESS...

I TRIED HERE NO COMMAND MOSTLY WORKINGS AS SELF PRACTICE ..WHAT TO DO http://bellard.org/jslinux/

Dude, we're really running out of patience with this. If you want help, ask intelligently written, specific questions. Bridge reply??? what on earth does that even mean? Silly coloured text will not help you either, your posts are just a mess.

Per the LQ Rules, please do not post homework assignments verbatim. We're happy to assist if you have specific questions or have hit a stumbling point, however. Let us know what you've already tried and what references you have used (including class notes, books, and Google searches) and we'll do our best to help. Also, keep in mind that your instructor might also be an LQ member.

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Originally Posted by stef80 (Post 4636591)

bot ?

Sadly, I don't think so. I think (s)he's real. :rolleyes:

what Extra Command as here yum vim etc doesn't work

I TRIED HERE NO COMMAND MOSTLY WORKINGS AS SELF PRACTICE ..WHAT TO DO

http://bellard.org/jslinux/

Please stop, we can't help you with such messy posts.

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Originally Posted by Joy1982 (Post 4636599)

I TRIED HERE NO COMMAND MOSTLY WORKINGS AS SELF PRACTICE ..WHAT TO DO

http://bellard.org/jslinux/

The site you link to is a proof-of-concept, the author simply wanted to show that it is possible to write a basic PC emulator using Javascript. In no way is the very basic system running on that emulator intended (or usable) for learning Linux or help you with your Linux class. Get a "real" Linux system, either installed to a PC or Into a virtual machine.

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Originally Posted by Joy1982 (Post 4636563)

As i try to Solve but Confuse Not Clarity
Could i Get the Soln

1 ) Write a script so that if the user executes the program as /root/program user , it should display kernel and if the user executes the program as /root/program kernel , it should display user. If no argument is passed or any other string other that user or kernel is passwd then the script should display the following to stderr : /root/program kernel|user

2)Configure your system as iSCSI initiator. instructor.example.com is as acting as shared storage device. The following requirements should be filfilled :
a. Create a partition of 30MiB.
b. Format the partition with ext4 filesystem & mount it under /mnt/data.
c. Download a file from ftp://instructor.example.com/pub/rhce/iscsi.txt & put it in /mnt/data.
d. The partition should be persistent.

3) Provide SSL-encapsulated IMAP access (IMAPS):
IMAPS must be available to brad from example.com
IMAPS must NOT be available to other networks or domains.
The SSL certicate for the IMAPS server must be created as follows:
Use the defaults for Country , State , Locality , and Organization Name
Set Organizational Unit to GLS
Set Common Name to stationx.example.com
Set Email Address to root@serverx.example.com

4) Make the kernel parameter value set to 1 for kernflk. Changes should be visible from /proc/cmdline file.

COULD ANY1 CLEARLY SOLVE ALL THESE 4 If anyone is willing to help me out on that by sharing some knowledge i would really appreciate. THERE IS NOTHING WRONG IN ASKING BUT CLOSING NEGLECTING TWISTING BLAMING REMOVES FRESHNESS... I TRIED HERE NO COMMAND MOSTLY WORKINGS AS SELF PRACTICE ..WHAT TO DO

We'll try again, since you're obviously not a quick learner.

AGAIN, you need to SPELL OUT YOUR WORDS. It's "solution", not "soln", "one" not "1", etc. And, since I don't want to blame-the-twisting-freshness:

Need help with that script in step one? POST WHAT YOU'VE WRITTEN SO FAR, where it fails, and what you're confused about. NO ONE here is going to write your script for you, period.
Need to install vim? It's on the CD/DVD you already have. Go back to your other thread, and read the part where you were told how to install it. If that's too hard, try putting the DVD in, then running "find /media/dvd -name vim*"...then type in "sudo rpm -i <the path from the find command>". That's it. And AGAIN, you already HAVE vi installed, which will work just fine for editing a file, as will the probably-already-installed emacs and nano.
Again, post what you've done/tried for step 3. There are MANY documents you can find about installing/creating certificates. We are NOT going to spoon-feed you, if you're too lazy to read your books, or look something up.
Again, there IS NO SUCH parameter for the kernel.

---------- Post added 03-26-12 at 11:04 AM ----------

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Originally Posted by Joy1982 (Post 4636674)

http://www.adminscode.com/as-i-try-t...-clearity.html
http://standish.home3.org/aggregator...page\u003d771=

https://www.google.co.in/search?q=Ma...ient=firefox-a

Is there a point to this post??

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Originally Posted by Joy1982 (Post 4636674)

https://www.google.co.in/search?q=Ma...ient=firefox-a

Well, we know where you're posting from now...

I think this poster is having legitimate difficulties with English.

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Originally Posted by dugan (Post 4636708)

Well, we know where you're posting from now...
I think this poster is having legitimate difficulties with English.

Grammatical and word errors are one thing...this person isn't showing any effort, isn't reading/understanding what they're told, and seems to be wanting us to spoon-feed them an answer.

http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...-setup-914826/

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Well i guess you did not even read my question carefully in the first place, i wanted to confirm that what ever the Training Partner Center said. Thank you so much for your answer but it didn't helped me as it neither answered my question nor it was descriptive nor did i liked the way you are replying. Being a senior member of the forum you should have some politeness and courtesy while replying others. Thanks to stef80 he has answered what i was asking. Having knowledge doesn't mean that you should not inquire about details of the exam. Anyways i do not want to argue here.

Rohit

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Originally Posted by acid_kewpie (Post 4636593)

Sadly, I don't think so. I think (s)he's real. :rolleyes:

... must be Skynet gaining a conscience ;).

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Originally Posted by Joy1982 (Post 4636796)

Politeness

http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...-setup-914826/

Rules: http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/rules.html

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Do not post homework assignments verbatim. We're happy to assist if you have specific questions or have hit a stumbling point, however. Let us know what you've already tried and what references you have used (including class notes, books, and searches) and we'll do our best to help. Keep in mind that your instructor might also be an LQ member.

You can't expect politeness from the members here when you yourself are not willing to stick to the rules that you have agreed to when becoming a member here. You did not even show a minimum effort for yourself, instead you open three different threads, mindlessly posting the same questions.
Congratulations, you are up to my ignore list.

Help not blame to understand

When i showed i tried but after these unable so request so without helping me you are scolding me ...Pressurizing Diverting me...as i tried too it in VIM WARE Workstation 64 BIT BUT UNABLE TO GET RESULT SO SOUGHT YOUR HELP...AS NO HELP OR GUIDANCE BUT MONEY TO GROUP......

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My Tried Answer Are =Repost Homework assistance
________________________________________

4) Make the kernel parameter value set to 1 for kernflk. Changes should be visible from /proc/cmdline file.

#Vim /etc/grub.conf

quiet kernflk=1

2)Configure your system as iSCSI initiator. instructor.example.com is as acting as shared storage device. The following requirements should be filfilled :

a. Create a partition of 30MiB.
b. Format the partition with ext4 filesystem & mount it under /mnt/data.
c. Download a file from ftp://instructor.example.com/pub/rhce/iscsi.txt & put it in /mnt/data.
d. The partition should be persistent.
#incsiadm -m discovery -t st -p (ip address of the System)
#incsiadm -m node (server adress) (ip address)
#fdisk -cu/dev/sda
p
n
p
+30M
p
:wq(save)
#mkfs -t ext4 /dev/sda1
#mkdir /mnt/data
#mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/data/
#df -h
#bfkid /dev/sda1
#vim /etc/fstab

uuid="of45ed56-ao28-4aad-8 /mnt/data ext4 -netdev

Till these i tried...and moreover in centos VIM command doesn't works