How Can Consistent UIDs and GIDs Be Assured on Several

question 47

Multiple Choice

How can consistent UIDs and GIDs be assured on several UNIX/Linux systems that are sharing information over protocols other than SMB/CIFS, for example NFS?

• A) By specifying a common OpenLDAP idmap backend in smb.conf . By specifying a common OpenLDAP idmap backend in smb.conf .
• B) By specifying a common Kerberos realm in smb.conf . By specifying a common Kerberos realm in
• C) By specifying a common domain name in smb.conf . By specifying a common domain name in
• D) By specifying a common password server in smb.conf . By specifying a common password server in
• E) By specifying a common winbind ID range in smb.conf . By specifying a common winbind ID range in

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Definitions:

Hand-Held Programming

The use of portable devices to program or configure machinery and equipment directly on the plant floor.

Continuously Variable Signal

A signal that can assume an infinite number of values within a given range, as opposed to discrete signals.

Analog

Referring to a type of signal or information that varies continuously over a range, unlike digital signals which are discrete.

Discrete Input

A discrete input is a type of digital signal input to a control system or device indicating a binary condition, such as on/off.