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Monday, 3 February 2014

Linux Interview Questions

1) Linux Boot Process.
2) Linux Storage Lun Detection.
3) How to see WWID of a Lun.
4) Crash Dump Configuration.
5) Explain  free command output.
6) How to view HBA WWPN in linux.
7) Cluster status command
8) Resource Group fail over in Linux.
9) Bonding  Types
10) Patching.

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1 comment:

  1. UnknownMonday, 21 May, 2018

    Hello There,

    This is indeed great! But I think perhaps you are generally referring Linux Interview Questions which is getting unsustainable.

    I am new to Linux, I did play with what was called Windows many years ago and not really dug deep into it until in the last six months which I did use Ubuntu 11.10 and now using CentOs 6.2. I in April got my associate degree in networking and now working on my bachelor’s degree and I have found out a lot of schools just simply do not teach Linux just mainly Windows.

    In that case your server will be in unbootable state. Your Server can’t boot without /boot directory because this directory contains all bootable files.

    Appreciate your effort for making such useful blogs and helping the community.

    Ciao,
    Kevin

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