Associate Professional System Administrator
Associate Professional System Administrator Interview Questions and Answers
Q1. Latest FIlesystem and LVM how to extend and reduce filesystem?
To extend a filesystem, first extend the underlying LVM volume, then use the resize2fs command. To reduce a filesystem, first unmount it, then use the resize2fs command followed by the lvreduce command.
To extend a filesystem:
- Extend the underlying LVM volume using lvextend command
- Use resize2fs command to extend the filesystem
- Example: sudo lvextend -L +10G /dev/mapper/vg01-lv01 && sudo resize2fs /dev/mapper/vg01-lv01
To reduce a filesystem:
- Unmount the filesystem using um...read more
Q2. How to add and generate SSL certificate in Linux.
To add and generate SSL certificate in Linux, follow these steps:
Install OpenSSL package
Create a private key
Create a CSR (Certificate Signing Request)
Submit CSR to a Certificate Authority (CA)
Receive SSL certificate from CA
Install SSL certificate on the server
Configure web server to use SSL certificate
Q3. Patching methods and process
Patching methods and process involve updating software to fix vulnerabilities and improve performance.
Patching can be done manually or automatically.
Manual patching involves downloading and installing patches from the vendor's website.
Automatic patching can be scheduled to run at specific times or triggered by certain events.
Patching should be tested in a non-production environment before being applied to production systems.
Patching should be prioritized based on the severity...read more
Q4. Roles of Linux System admin
Linux system admin roles include managing servers, networks, security, backups, and user accounts.
Managing servers and ensuring their uptime
Configuring and maintaining networks
Implementing security measures to protect systems and data
Performing backups and disaster recovery procedures
Creating and managing user accounts and permissions
Q5. Linux Vs Unix
Linux is a free and open-source operating system, while Unix is a proprietary operating system.
Linux is based on Unix but is not Unix.
Linux is more customizable and has a larger community.
Unix is more stable and secure, but also more expensive.
Examples of Unix systems include Solaris and AIX.
Examples of Linux distributions include Ubuntu and CentOS.
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