Disk and Backup Media Capacity Planning and Software Maintenance Quiz

System Monitoring includes monitoring hardware and services only.

User Assistance is a quick and effortless process.

Data Backups should never be tested periodically.

Hardware Management involves knowing the hardware location and nothing else.

Software Installation/Maintenance does not involve evaluating software.

System Monitoring focuses solely on examining archival storage.

System administrators are mainly responsible for user account management only.

DevOps emphasizes communication and collaboration between software developers and marketing teams.

All modern operating systems have their roots in the 1970s when Unix was developed.

Trouble-ticket systems are not used in managing hardware issues by system administrators.

System administrators are not involved in data backups as part of their responsibilities.

Hardware usage, maintenance, and troubleshooting fall outside the scope of system monitoring tasks.

A sysadmin's role includes performing filesystem backups and restores.

Shell Scripting is not a part of what a sysadmin covers in their responsibilities.

Hardware Management involves only evaluating and purchasing hardware, not the actual installation and configuration.

User Account Management does not involve handling permissions, group memberships, and restrictions.

System Monitoring is not a crucial aspect of a sysadmin's role.

Data Backups are considered the least important aspect of a sysadmin's responsibilities.