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    This document outlines the steps for configuring a system including: 1. Creating users bob and alice with passwords and assigning them to groups. 2. Mounting a new partition between 100-200GB in size under /mnt/new. 3. Scheduling a daily message to be sent to alice at 12:30pm. 4. Creating a directory for the sysusers group and configuring permissions. 5. Preventing the bob user from using cron services.

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    This document outlines the steps for configuring a system including: 1. Creating users bob and alice with passwords and assigning them to groups. 2. Mounting a new partition between 100-200GB in size under /mnt/new. 3. Scheduling a daily message to be sent to alice at 12:30pm. 4. Creating a directory for the sysusers group and configuring permissions. 5. Preventing the bob user from using cron services.

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    This document outlines the steps for configuring a system including: 1. Creating users bob and alice with passwords and assigning them to groups. 2. Mounting a new partition between 100-200GB in size under /mnt/new. 3. Scheduling a daily message to be sent to alice at 12:30pm. 4. Creating a directory for the sysusers group and configuring permissions. 5. Preventing the bob user from using cron services.

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    PHASE-I (Prerequisites)

    Your domain is ceg.com & network is 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0


    Server name is www.ceg.com & IP is 192.168.0.254
    For Yum Server, The baseurl is t!"//192.168.0.254/!u#/r$e%6
    Other domain &et'or( is 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0
    Following are the basic requirement o !our s!stem "
    #. The e$aminer can login into !our s!stem as root using the %assword redhat.
    &. Your s!stem Static IP address is #'&.#().*.+. ,-heck !our IP and assign !our IP as
    static with .autilas mode i.e. /0I mode.
    1. Fi$ .etmask o !our s!stem is &22.&22.&22.*.
    3. Fi$ /atewa! o !our s!stem is #'&.#().*.&23.
    2. Fi$.ame server is #'&.#().*.&23.
    (. Your 45- Password should be like this 6667 station$8ceg.com , where + is !our IP
    You have to get 9*: marks to quali!ing this e$am in ;<-S=.
    You have ) $r. to %erorm e$am.
    66666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666
    *H+SA ,E-E,
    .01" -reate user l!ne, bob and alice with ollowing criteria.
    ,=> create bob, l!ne users %assword should be %assword and whose secondar! grou%
    will be s!susers.
    ,?> -reate alice user who should not get interactive shell and %assword should be %assword.
    .02" Your s!stem has a new %artition mounted under 5mnt5new o e$t3 ile s!stem
    and #** 4? in si@e. ,-om%ulsor!>
    .ote" 6 because %artition si@es are seldom e$actl! what are s%eciied when the!
    are created, an! si@e between ranges o '* to ##* 4? is ok.
    .0)" A!ne should get a message <ello -B/ at *#"*2 =4 ever! da! .
    /#i&/ec$o He%%o
    .04" ,=> -reate director! s/susers in 5common. The iles created in this director!
    Cill be altered b! users o s!susers grou% but not b! other users including root.
    ,;emember even i !ou denied %ermission to root can access b! root>.
    ,?> Other users canDt read, write and delete the iles in this director!.
    ,-> =lso iles created in this director! whose grou% automaticall! set to
    s!susers grou%.
    .05 ?ob user canDt use crond services.
    .06 -o%! 5etc5stab ile into 5var5tm%5stab .
    .ote" donDt give the e$ecute %ermission to an! user.
    ,a>user l!ne can read & write in this ile.
    ,b> user bob neither read and can not write in this ile.
    ,c> user alice can onl! read but neither writes nor accesses it.
    ,> Other user neither read nor writes in this ile.

    .00 -reate a tar or backu% o 5common director!, b! using task6scheduling ,Ecron FobE> . ?ack
    u% timming is On Bver! Saturda! o each month 8 *("** P4.
    .08 -hange user name bob,rename user name bob to maninder> and Set 0IG o maninder user
    as (''
    .09 -reate two grou%s sotware, hardware, .ow add a user hari, whose belongs to both grou%s
    as a Su%%lementar!.
    H Secondar! I

    .10 Set the B$%ire Gate &*##6#&61# ,or the user account o maninder
    .11 -reate user ton! and create grou% develo%er now add develo%er as a %rimar! grou% o ton!
    user
    .12 -reate a su%%lementar! grou% called %grou% with a grou% IG o 1***
    .1) -reate a user account with the ollowing attributes
    0SB; .=4B 66 7 tom
    Full .ame 66 7 tom Ferr!
    Password 66 7 %ractice
    .ow add the tom user to the %grou% as a su%%lementar! grou%.
    .14 4odi! tom user accountDs so the %assword e$%ires ater &* da!s.
    .15 Aock the tom user account so he can cannot log in.
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