1.
Jane is trying to configure the swat utility. The software and man pages are located in the /usr/sfw directory.
When Jane attempts to use the man command the following message appears:
$ man swat
No manual entry for swat.
Choose the command that Jane can execute to display the man page.
2.
Consider the following command:
$ cal 9 1752
The cal command is followed by which one of the following choices?
3.
Your logging into the system as user Val, you are notified upon login that you must change your user password
on the system. Your current password is 2co0lu! Choose the password that meets the requirements for a user
changing the password on a Solaris 10 system.

 
4.
Tina has executed the following command:
$ affiliate.sh 2>>/var/log/worklog
Choose the statement that is true concerning this command.
5.
Jane is about to edit a file with the vi editor. She executes the following command:
$ vi ./customer_sat.txt
Choose the vi editor mode that Jane will be using when the file is opened.
6.
Val has gathered information about the data stored in her home directory using the following command line.
$ du -sk * | sort -n | tail > file2
Which answer correctly describes what happens when the command is invoked?
7.
You have a default install of Solaris 10 on your desktop system. You are user tim. Examine the following
command and output.
$ ls -l project465.odt
-rw-r--r-- 1 tim tim 394 Apr 9 15:29 project465.odt
You need to allow another user access to write the file. You do not have access to the root account. Which
command can be used to grant write access to the file?
8.
Frank executes the following single command line:
$ ln /export/home/frank/audio_books/enders_game /export/home/frank/bookdata Choose the files that would
result from executing this command.
9.
You have a file that contains a list of parts in a single column. You need to append the text string .ex2009 to
each entry. You will use the vi editor and the last line mode to append this text to each entry. Which command
will add the text correctly?
10.
Wally created a new file named coursebook. The umask was set to the Solaris 10 default when the file was
created. Wally used the following command to change the files permissions:
$ chmod g+w ./coursebook
Which octal mode with the chmod command can Wally use to set these same permissions?