An administrator wants to reorganize the /etc/sudoers configuration file by department groups. Which of the following actions should the administrator take?

The correct answer is A. Configure includedir /etc/sudoers.d directive inside /etc/sudoers file. in /etc/sudoers includedir /etc/sudoers.d you can then place separate files per department under /etc/sudoers.d/, keeping each group’s rules isolated while /etc/sudoers remains clean.

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An administrator wants to reorganize the /etc/sudoers configuration file by department groups. Which of the following actions should the administrator take?

Options

AConfigure includedir /etc/sudoers.d directive inside /etc/sudoers file.
BCreate a symlink in each user's home directory to /etc/sudoers.
CCopy /etc/sudoers and name each group with incremental numbers (/etc/sudoers1,
DExecute setfacl commands on /etc/sudoers and add permissions for each group.

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B
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C
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D
3% (2)

Explanation

in /etc/sudoers includedir /etc/sudoers.d you can then place separate files per department under /etc/sudoers.d/, keeping each group’s rules isolated while /etc/sudoers remains clean.

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