System Administration, Linux and Servers flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers flashcards on command lines, Windows Server and Active Directory. University students and professional candidates can practise commands and server concepts, while teachers can find ready-made revision material. There are over 150 flashcards from more than 60 users. Pick a deck that fits your current topic and start revising.
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- Server Concepts and Types21
- Linux Basics18
- Command Line Basics and Linux Commands52
- Shell Scripting11
- Linux File Management and Permissions24
- Linux System Management16
- Storage, Backup and Recovery12
- Windows Server Installation and Configuration55
- Active Directory34
- Group Policy and Windows Server Security9
- Windows File Servers6
- PowerShell7
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63 cardsMICROSOFT ACTIVE DIRECTORY MIDTERM the process of keeping each domain controller in synch with changes that have been made elsewhere on the ne...
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86 cardsFLASH 294 parted (Create a new primary partition)
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10 cardsModule 6: Just Enough Administration in Windows Server > Unit: Create a session configuration file to register a JEA endpoint What does a Session Configuration file do?
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4 cardsFormat command examples Some examples of format command switches
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200 cardsLX0-103 -ALL Change Logged in User's Password
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46 cardsWindows Server 2008 Final To protect workstation applications and ensure their continued availability, what feature should be used to...
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75 cardsEssentials How is a new Linux computing instance provisioned in an laaS cloud?
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55 cardsSystemAdmin What specific type of software is part of the network interface?
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87 cards70-410_Flashcard_Ch1_2 Full Overhauled Server 2012 tools facilitate this capability
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76 cardsUntitled Open Source Software
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109 cardsLX0-103 ALL (2) Cron: what does / represent
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38 cardsLINUX 2 A user was not given permission to use the CRON scheduling system. What file needs to be modified to provid...
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54 cardsServer 2012 R2 Chapter 2
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72 cardsLinux Final One of the jobs of the kernel is to:
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38 cardsActive Directory Domain Service Default Containers Inside ADDS
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57 cards1_Windows Server midterm
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54 cardsInfrastructure Final A standardized, highly portable print job format that is the default format used by the Windows 2000, Windo...
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82 cardsLinux 3 Midterm What must be configured to have normal network connectivitiy?
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39 cardsActive Directory Fundamentals (Day 3) This term are a group of domains (or one domain) that share the same schema and global catalog and contiguo...
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35 cardsRHCE deny access to ftp for all users outside of example.com
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35 cardsModule 1: Introduction to AD DS > Unit: Define AD DS forests and domains what is an AD DS forest?
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40 cardsLecture 4 Managing accounts Why create groups ?
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39 cardsPowershell Commands (329 start) How to add a network adapter?
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38 cardsWindows Route to Display, Sound Notification window (two ways)
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46 cardsCh1_2 Completing Post Installation Tasks_1 Overhauled Server 2012 tools facilitate this capability
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29 cardsLecture 1 local accounts What do p2p and client/server have in common ?
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25 cards1.4 cmd stuff
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40 cardsLinux Essentials Midterm To go to the end of an info page, press:
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40 cardsLinux Essentials End Term The number of users logged in is in a variable called USERS. How would you test to see if 5 users are logge...
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30 cardsServer 2012 R2 Chapter 3 With a user account, you can?
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42 cardsCh1_2 Using Server Manager Used to monitor status of team and team interface
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38 cardsChapter 1 Flashcards Open Source Software
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48 cardsPowershell Version of Poweshell - which command
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57 cardsLinux LP1 Chapter 1 The three main components of an operating system are:
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71 cardsUsefull Linux starter commands Linux commands for my online course
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29 cardsUntitled
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14 cardsUntitled
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25 cardsChapter 11 - Review Questions What is the name of the command to start the graphical SELinux administration tool?
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29 cardsLecture 9 Monitor events and systems What are event logs ?
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33 cardsCh 2.9 Search for files Search for test.txt in /usr/ directory
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The decks on this page range from command-line practice to Windows Server administration. Format command examples pairs command options with their uses, while a deck on Just Enough Administration asks about session configuration files and endpoints. Other cards cover Active Directory and partitioning.
Choose a deck and revisit it
Start with Format command examples if you want to practise recognising command options. For command-line revision, browse Learning the Command Line or Terminal. If you are focusing on Windows Server, look for the decks on Server Core, network adapter teaming and Server Manager.
Work through a small selection of cards, then return to the ones you found difficult. If you need a broader view of a topic, switch to a mind map on the unit page before coming back to the cards. Choose a deck and give it a try.
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Which flashcard deck should I start with?
For command options, start with Format command examples, which pairs options with their uses. For a different command-line focus, browse Learning the Command Line or Terminal. If your revision centres on Windows Server, the Server Core and Server Manager decks offer places to begin.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you create your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save quiz scores.
Who are these flashcards for, and which exams do they mention?
University students and professional candidates can use the decks to practise server concepts and commands; teachers can browse them for revision material. Resources on the page mention exams including Linux Essentials and RHCSA. Check individual decks for the topics that match your course or exam.