Chapter 12 Support Flashcards

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What are the four basic tasks of RedHat Subscription Management Tools?

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  • Register
  • Subscribe
  • Enable repositories
  • Review and track

These tasks help manage system subscriptions and software access.

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To register a system using the GUI, which tool do you need to launch?

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RedHat Subscription Mngr

You need sudo or root password to access this tool.

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What command is used to register a system via the CLI?

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$subscription-manager register –username=<RHID> --password=<YOURPASSWD></YOURPASSWD></RHID>

This command connects the system to the RedHat ID.

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What is created once a system is registered with RedHat?

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Entitlement Certificate

This certificate is unique to the system and stored locally.

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What does RPM stand for?

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RedHat Package Manager

RPM manages software packages in RHEL.

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What are the three components installed with each RPM package?

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  • Files (to run the software)
  • Information about the package (version, dependencies)
  • Scripts (may need to run to install, upgrade)

These components ensure proper installation and functionality of software.

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What command lists all installed packages in RPM?

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rpm -qa

This command provides a comprehensive list of all packages currently installed.

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What is the purpose of YUM?

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An advanced tool that works with RPM to install and remove software

YUM can install software from the Internet, unlike RPM which requires local files.

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To install a package using YUM, what command is used?

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$sudo yum install <packagename></packagename>

This command installs the specified package from the repositories.

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What command shows the repositories your system knows about?

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$yum repolist all

This command lists all available repositories configured on the system.

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To create a new repository, which command is used?

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$sudo yum-config-manager –add-repo=”<URL>"</URL>

This command adds a new repository configuration file in /etc/yum.repos.d.

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What are the two types of RHEL v8 repositories?

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  • BaseOS
  • Application Stream

BaseOS contains the core OS, while Application Stream includes various software.

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To list available modules in YUM, what command is used?

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$sudo yum module list

This command displays all modules available for installation.

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Fill in the blank: YUM is an advanced tool that works with RPM to install and remove _______.

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software

YUM enhances the capabilities of RPM by allowing online package management.

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What command lists info of the software installed on the system?

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rpm -qi “software name”