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Linux Technical Interview Questions and Answers

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Linux system Troubleshooting - Part 1

1- How to view all messages generated by the system since the last reboot on RHEL7/CentOS 7?

2- How to check log messages related to kernel?

3- How can you continuously monitor logs as they come in?

4- Where can you find messages related to the installation of Linux?

5- Where are most of the log files located?

Linux system Troubleshooting - Part 2

Kernel Parameters - Ulimit

6- To improve performance, how can you safely set the limit of processes for the super-user root to be unlimited?

7- Where can you set the resource limits for users logged in via PAM?

8- How to check ulimit for a user?

9- How to check and increase the limit of opened files in Linux?

10- How to view run time kernel parameters?

11- How to change runtime kernel parameter for maximum shared segment size in bytes?

12- How to view Boot time parameters and which file is modified to change these parameters?

Linux system Troubleshooting - Part 3

Troubleshooting with uptime lsof pidof sar and more

13- How to check system load without top command?

14- By default load average is shown in how many intervals?

15- How can you get the physical and virtual memory statistics?

16- How to check cpu utilization and other statistics?

17- How to find process id of a process and kill it immediatley?

18- How to list all open files by specified user?

19- How to list all open files by specified command?

20- How can you list all network connections by port 22?

Advanced Linux system administrations questions and answers: