Question 288 while attempting to restart the cron

QUESTION: 288
While attempting to restart the cron service on a Solaris 10 system from the secadm account,
a security administrator receives the following error message: secadm$ svcadm -v restart
cron svcadm: svc:/system/cron:default: Couldn't create "restarter_actions" property group
(permission denied). Which two actions will permit the secadm account to restart the cron
service? (Choose two.)
A. Assign the Cron Management rights profile to secadm.
B. Assign the sys_admin privilege to the secadm account.
C. Add the sys_suser_compat privilege to the secadm account.
D. Add the secadm account to the /etc/cron/cron.allow file.
E. Assign the solaris.smf.manage.cron authorization to secadm.
Answer: A,E
QUESTION: 289
A company has produced several inhouse applications that have to deal with authentication
using passwords. The Solaris systems have been reconfigured to use the password history
checking option. What is the impact of this change for their applications?
QUESTION: 290
Which item in the list would be specifically required for a VPN compared to a mode without
encryption?
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QUESTION: 291
You have been asked to let your manager's children run their homework assignments on one
of the servers you administer. You have been promised that it will not impact the overall
performance of the server, but you aren't sure, so you want to track how many resources they
use. After you have created a new user called kids and assigned a new project called
homework to the user, what do you need to do to gather the resource usage information?