A Linux administrator needs to change the execution frequency of a systemd timer. Which of the following commands should the administrator use after editing the timer file to make the changes…

The correct answer is A. systemctl daemon-reload. After modifying a systemd unit file such as a timer, this command reloads systemd’s configuration so the updated execution schedule is recognized and applied.

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Question

A Linux administrator needs to change the execution frequency of a systemd timer. Which of the following commands should the administrator use after editing the timer file to make the changes effective?

Options

Asystemctl daemon-reload
Btimedatectl --adjust-system-clock
Csystemd-ana1yze time
Dsysctl --load

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Explanation

After modifying a systemd unit file such as a timer, this command reloads systemd’s configuration so the updated execution schedule is recognized and applied.

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#systemd timer#daemon-reload#systemctl#service configuration

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