How many 'start' scripts are associated with 'runlevel 1'?

User Password

student Pug3t$ound!

root m7.r@!N!er

Commands Used:

ls <flag> <arg1 – path/resource>

startx

1) Run an ls of the /etc/rc0.d folder. How many ‘start’ scripts are in this directory?

2) Why? (ie, what do those ‘start’ scripts do?)

3) How many ‘start’ scripts are associated with ‘runlevel 1’?

4) How many start scripts are in the /etc/rc2.d folder (ie, in ‘runlevel 2’)?

5) Why are K###### or ‘kill’ scripts located in the /etc/rc[0-6].d folders?

6) What graphical user interface is started by default in CentOS5/RHEL5?

7) What runlevel does our vm (the one we use in class) start in?

8) What is one text editor we are able to use in the shell?

9) What is one text editor in the GUI?

10) Is the text editor from #3 available in the GUI?

11) How do you open a shell/command prompt in the GUI?

12) How does this shell/command prompt differ from the one we use when we do not boot into the GUI?

13) Windows uses Remote Desktop Protocol – or RDP – to connect via GUI to other systems. With that in mind, what does the utility at ‘System->Preferences->Remote Desktop’ do?

14) Will the utility in question 8 connect to Windows servers?