SCP SC0-411 SCP-HTI Exam Practice Test Instant Access

Question 1

You wish to increase the security of your Windows 2000 system by modifying TCP/IP in the Registry. To alter how Windows reacts to SYN Attacks, which three values are adjusted?

ATCPMaxPortsExhausted

BTCPMaxHalfOpen

CTCPAllowedConnections

DTCPMaxHalfOpenRetried

ETCPAllowedSessions

Answer : A, B, D

Question 2

In Windows NT 4.0, before Service Pack 4 (SP4), there were only two supported methods of authentication. What were those two methods?

ANetBIOS

BLM

CNTLM

DNTLMv2

EKerberos

Answer : B, C

Question 3

What of the following user accounts are given the correct default User Identifier and Group Identifier, assuming the system is running Red Hat Linux?

Aftp: User Identifier 21, Group Identifier 21

Broot: User Identifier 0, Group Identifier 0

Cbin: User Identifier 1, Group Identifier 1

Dadm: User Identifier 3, Group Identifier 3

Email: User Identifier 25, Group Identifier 25

Answer : B, C, D

Question 4

You suspect that your root account has been compromised. What command can you run on your Linux system, in the /var/log directory to see you the recent login activity of the root account?

Aroot_access -R

B--R root

Clast --U /acct:root

Dlast --a --d root

Elast --R /acct:root

Answer : D

Question 5

You are logged in to your Linux system as root. You are testing the command telinit. If you enter the telinit 6 command, what will happen?

AThe system will enter Single-user Mode

BThe system will enter Multi-user Mode

CThe system will enter Multi-user Mode, with a Graphical Login

DThe system will reboot

EThe system will halt

Answer : D

Question 6

While configuring TCP Wrappers on your Linux system, you desire to create a line that will effect every local computer's access to the ftp service. Which of the following lines will achieve this desired result?

ANETWORK(LOCAL): in.ftpd

Bin.ftpd: LOCAL

Cin.ftpd: NETWORK

Din.ftpd: NETWORK(LOCAL)

ELOCAL_NET: in.ftpd

Answer : B

Question 7

You are viewing the /etc/passwd file on your Red Hat Linux computer, and you see the following entry:

root:23rs5:0:0:root:/root:/bin/bash In this entry, what does the 23rs5 mean?

AIt is the code for the time when the root account was created

BIt is the group that the root account belongs to

CIt is the unencrypted password of the root account

DIt is the login name that the root account is to use

EIt is the encrypted password of the root account

Answer : E

SCP SC0-411 Hardening the Infrastructure SCP-HTI Exam Practice Test