XK0-005 · Question #1603
The applications team is reporting issues when trying to access the web service hosted in a Linux system. The Linux systems administrator is reviewing the following outputs: Output 1: Output 2…
The correct answer is C. The httpd service was manually stopped. D. The httpd service is not enabled to auto start at boot time. The httpd.service is the Apache HTTPD Server, which is a web service that runs on Linux systems. The output 1 shows that the httpd.service is inactive (dead), which means that it is not running. The output 1 also shows that the httpd.service is disabled, which means that it is…
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- AThe httpd service is currently started.
- BThe httpd service is enabled to auto start at boot time, but it failed to start.
- CThe httpd service was manually stopped.
- DThe httpd service is not enabled to auto start at boot time.
- EThe httpd service runs without problems.
- FThe httpd service did not start during the last server reboot.
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(26 responses)- A8% (2)
- B4% (1)
- C73% (19)
- E4% (1)
- F12% (3)
Explanation
The httpd.service is the Apache HTTPD Server, which is a web service that runs on Linux systems. The output 1 shows that the httpd.service is inactive (dead), which means that it is not running. The output 1 also shows that the httpd.service is disabled, which means that it is not enabled to auto start at boot time.
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