You are using a Linux system that is managed by systemd, which uses the systemctl command to manage services and daemons. Complete the following tasks on CorpServer: Delete the phoenix directory in the /projects directory. Restart the sshd.service. Rename the hrickman user account to agruber. Lock (disable) the treeves user account.
You are using a Linux system that is managed by systemd, which uses the systemctl command to manage services and daemons. Complete the following tasks on CorpServer: Delete the phoenix directory in the /projects directory. Restart the sshd.service. Rename the hrickman user account to agruber. Lock (disable) the treeves user account.
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You are using a Linux system that is managed by systemd, which uses the systemctl command to manage services and daemons.
Complete the following tasks on CorpServer:
- Delete the phoenix directory in the /projects directory.
- Restart the sshd.service.
- Rename the hrickman user account to agruber.
- Lock (disable) the treeves user account.
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Complete the following tasks on CorpServer:
- Power off the system. Then power the system back on and log in.
- Change to poweroff.target to shut down the system.
- Use the power button in the upper right corner to start the system back up.
- Log in as the root user with the p@ssword1 password.
- Insert the powermate module in the kernel.
- View the installed modules and remove the debug driver module from the kernel.
- Send a command to reboot the system in 5 minutes. (It is not necessary to wait the five minutes.)
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