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The BSD Specialist certification is part of the Linux Professional Institute (LPI) Open Technology certification program. The exam focuses on the practical skills required to work successfully in a FreeBSD, NetBSD or OpenBSD environment and tests the knowledge and skills needed to administer BSD operating systems.

 

The typical BSD Specialist certification holder is a system administrator of BSD operating systems. The certification holder has an understanding of the architecture of the BSD operating systems. This includes the ability to manage various aspects of a BSD installation, including the management of user accounts and groups, processes, file systems, installed software, and client networking configuration. The candidate is experienced in using standard BSD and Unix tools on the command line.

 

 

Current Version: 1.0 (Exam code 702-100)

Prerequisites: There is no prerequisite certification for taking the BSD Specialist Engineer exam. However, it is strongly recommended that a candidate has more than a year of experience in administering BSD systems of various kinds.

Requirements: Pass the BSD Specialist exam. The 90 minute exam is 60 multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions.

Validity Period: 5 years

Languages: English

 

BSD Operating System Installation

BSD Software and Package Management

BSD System Startup Configuration

Hardware Configuration

BSD Kernel Parameters and System Security Level

 

BSD Partitioning and Disk Labels

Create File Systems and Maintain their Integrity

Control Mounting and Unmounting of File Systems

Manage File Permissions and Ownership

Create and Change Hard and Symbolic Links

Find Files and BSD Directory Layout

 

Manage User Accounts and Groups

Automate System Administration Tasks by Scheduling Jobs

Maintain System Time

System Logging

Mail Transfer Agents (MTA) Basics

Manage Printing and Print Jobs

Manage User Sessions

 

Fundamentals of Internet Protocols

Basic network configuration

Basic network troubleshooting

Configure Client Side DNS

 

Use the Shell and Work on the Command Line

Perform basic file management

Create, Monitor and Kill Processes

Use Simple Regular Expressions

Perform basic file editing operations

Customize or write simple scripts

 

1. Which of the following commands creates a ZFS snapshot of the dataset space/data named snap1?

A.zfs snapshot space/data@snap1

B.zfs reflink space/data snapl@space/data

C.zfs copy -s space snap1

D.zfs shadow space/data space/data/snap1

E.zfs create space/data: snap1

Answer: A

 

2. Which device stands for the first BSD disk slice in the disk label on the first partition on the second SATA disk on OpenBSD?

A./dev/sdla

B./dev/d2sl

C./dev/slld2

D./dev/sdlp2d

E./dev/sata2a

Answer: E

 

3. When creating a symbolic link, an error message indicating that the target already exists is displayed. Which statement is true?

A.In can not override an existing target so the target must be manually removed

B.In can override the target, but only if it is a file.

C.In can override the target, but only if it is a directory

D.In can override the target, whether it is a file or a directory.

E.In can not override an existing symbolic link.

Answer: A

 

4. Which of the following commands have to be used in order to update FreeBSD? (Choose TWO correct answers.)

A. freebsd-update repoupdate

B. freebsd-update fetch

C. freebsd-update install

D. freebsd-update resoivedeps

E. freebsd-update all

Answer: B,C

 

5. Which file defines the IP address of the default gateway on a FreeBSD system?

A. /etc/resolvers

B. /etc/network

C. /etc/rc.conf

D. /etc/red

E. /etc/gateway

Answer: C

 

6. When replacing the system MTA with another mail server program, which configuration file needs to be updated with the path to the new MTA?

A. sendmail. conf

B. postfix.conf

C. mail.conf

D. mailer.conf

E. mta.conf

Answer: D