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Which command can be used to standardize configuration files across Linux?
NIS
Most files on a Linux system that contain configuration information are?
text file
What can be used to standardize configuration files across Linux systems?
NIS package
Linux and Unix are managed through a series of text files?
Unix / Linux are both file based operating systems. The majority of configuration can be amended by system configuration files, although as the systems have developed more and more of this is automated and hidden from the user. User configuration files will normally reside under the /etc directory.
What package can be used to standardize configuration files across Linux systems?
NIS (Network Information Service).
What character is used to delimit most configuration files in Linux?
According to the Linux+ Guide to Linux Certification 2nd ed., most configuration files on Linux systems are delimited using the colon symbol (:) while the awk command uses spaces or tabs as delimiters for each field in a line. SudoKing, please note that the hash symbol (#) allows the commenting of lines, not the delimiting of lines. This is not to be confused with a hashpling (such as #!/bin/bash) which is located on the first line in a shell script, and specifies the pathname to the shell that interprets the contents of the shell script.
What configuration file is used to tell Linux which system DNS to use for name resolution?
Look at these files: /etc/hosts /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf /etc/ncsd.conf
How to turn Linux files into Windows files?
do your own research
What are some common problems faced by Linux system administrators?
One common problem that is faced by Linux system administrators is not understanding permissions. Not backing up critical configuration files and not choosing good root passwords are other problems new Linux system administrators may face.
Where is the running configuration file stored?
You don't mention what you are looking for in terms of a "running configuration file". In Unix/Linux there are many of these. Most of them can be found in the /etc directory or its subdirectories but not all of them are located in /etc.
Where are the details for a complex Linux configuration found?
Default
Where are the configuration settings of a printer on a Linux computer?
/dev
