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E20-390 · Question #39
Which command is used to assign root privileges to an existing user?
The correct answer is D. /nas/sbin/addRootIdToUser. To add the root privileges, enter the command /nas/sbin/addRootIdToUser <username>. As the command runs it can be seen that the UID is changing from 501 to zero. If you run the command id root_user again you can now see the command was successful and the UID is 0
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Question
Which command is used to assign root privileges to an existing user?
Options
- A/nas/sbin/enableRootToUser
- B/nas/sbin/switchToRoot
- C/nas/sbin/enableRootID
- D/nas/sbin/addRootIdToUser
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A7% (2)
- B14% (4)
- C4% (1)
- D75% (21)
Explanation
To add the root privileges, enter the command /nas/sbin/addRootIdToUser <username>. As the command runs it can be seen that the UID is changing from 501 to zero. If you run the command id root_user again you can now see the command was successful and the UID is 0
Topics
#root privileges#user management#CLI command#nas/sbin
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