RH033 Exam Dumps : Red Hat Linux Essentials

SELinux is an operating system based on Linux which includes Mandatory Access Control. The

SELinux provides Kernel-level security for Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

Answer options C, B, and A are incorrect. These are the features of SELinux.

What are the features of SELinux?

The features of SELinux are as follows:

SELinux provides Kernal-level security.

SELinux implements Mandatory access control (MAC) security in Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

SELinux assigns every file and process on the system a context, identifying its type and purpose.

SELinux enforces a policy that dictates which actions a given type of process may take on a given type of file

SELinux applies to all users, including root.

The scp command is used to copy files from one host to another over the network.

What is the scp command?

The scp command is used to copy files over ssh connections. This is pretty useful if a user wants to transport files between computers, for example, to backup a file. The scp command uses the ssh command to copy files over the network.

Syntax:

# scp [options] source destination

Where, source refers to the file which a user wants to copy from his current computer/directory, and destination refers to the home directory of the remote system where a user wants to copy the file.

Some important options used with the scp command are as follows:

Answer option A is incorrect. The ls command in Linux lists information about files (the current directory by default).

Answer option C is incorrect. The mutt command is used to manage email within a text only environment.

Answer option B is incorrect. The cat command is used to join multiple files together and display the result on the screen.

The evince utility is used to view PDF files on the Linux operating system.

What is the evince command?

The evince command is a document viewer capable of displaying multiple and single page document formats such as PDF and Postscript.

Syntax:

evince [Options] [Filename]

Answer options B and D are incorrect. These commands are used to convert a text to PostScript and send it to a file or the print queue.

What is PostScript?

PostScript is a language developed by Adobe Systems for printing documents on laser printers. It can also be adapted to produce images on other types of devices. It is the standard for desktop publishing. Every PostScript printer contains a built-in interpreter that executes PostScript instructions. Level 1, Level 2, and PostScript 3 are three basic versions of PostScript language.

Answer option A is incorrect. The ps2pdf utility is used to create PDF files.