IBM Exam C1000-085 Topic 10 Question 76 Discussion

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Question #: 76
Topic #: 10

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What is a purpose of the command nzsystem?

Ato show and change the system state

Bto show and change nzroot use

Cto show and change system users

Dto show and change system access

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by Erasmo at Jan 15, 2025, 01:36 AM

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Edelmira

1 months ago

Bah, this question is as clear as mud. Maybe the nzsystem command is actually a secret portal to another dimension, and the real answer is E) all of the above. *cue x-files theme*

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Latricia

10 days ago

C) to show and change system users

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Stephaine

18 days ago

B) to show and change nzroot use

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Jerilyn

24 days ago

A) to show and change the system state

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Anabel

2 months ago

Aha! The nzsystem command - the key to unlocking the secrets of the system! Option B looks like the winner to me. Who needs roots when you've got nzroots?

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Rosio

15 days ago

I agree with you, option B seems to be the most fitting. It's all about nzroot use.

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Tarra

20 days ago

I believe option D is the right choice. It deals with system access.

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Shawnee

24 days ago

I think option A is the correct one. It shows and changes the system state.

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Melodie

2 months ago

Okay, let's think this through. If I can't change the system users, how am I supposed to make my favorite barista the CEO? Guess I'll have to go with option A and stick to the system state.

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Claudio

11 days ago

I would go with option A as well. It's better to have control over the system state.

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Alana

15 days ago

Yeah, I agree. Changing the system state seems more important than changing system users.

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Merilyn

17 days ago

I think option A is the right choice. It allows you to show and change the system state.

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Shoshana

29 days ago

Great, looks like we all agree on option A then.

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Toi

1 months ago

I'm going with option A as well. It's the most logical choice.

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Corrie

2 months ago

Yeah, I agree. Changing the system users wouldn't make sense for that command.

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Alberto

2 months ago

I think option A is correct, it allows you to show and change the system state.

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Kristian

2 months ago

Hmm, this is a tricky one. Option D sounds like it could be useful, but I'm worried it might open up a security can of worms. Better stick with the good ol' show and change system state, I say.

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Felicidad

2 months ago

I agree with Socorro, because nzsystem is used to manage the overall system status.

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Socorro

2 months ago

I think it's A) to show and change the system state.

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Ma

2 months ago

Ah, the nzsystem command - the Swiss Army knife of system management! I'm torn between options A and B, but I think A is the way to go. It just feels so...systemic, you know?

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Eric

1 months ago

Yeah, A does sound like it would show and change the system state.

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Amber

2 months ago

I agree, option A seems like the right choice for nzsystem command.

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Launa

3 months ago

What is the purpose of the command nzsystem?

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