LPI Exam 702-100 Topic 1 Question 35 Discussion

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Question #: 35
Topic #: 1

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Which file defines the IP address of the default gateway on a FreeBSD system?

A/etc/network

B/etc/resolvers

C/etc/gateway

D/etc/rc.conf

E/etc/red

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Daniel

11 hours ago

Wait, /etc/red? Really? That's a new one. I think I'll just stick with the classic /etc/rc.conf option.

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Cordelia

2 days ago

I'm going with /etc/rc.conf. It's the one-stop-shop for all your FreeBSD networking needs. Easy peasy!

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Linette

14 days ago

D) /etc/rc.conf seems like the obvious choice here. Gotta love that good old FreeBSD configuration file!

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Lera

3 days ago

I think it's D) /etc/rc.conf too. That file holds a lot of important network configuration settings.

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Lajuana

10 days ago

I think it's D) /etc/rc.conf too. That's where I always set my default gateway.

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Adell

16 days ago

Hmm, /etc/gateway sounds logical, but I'm not sure. Guess I'll have to double-check the FreeBSD docs.

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Delfina

27 days ago

I'm not sure, but I think it could also be A) /etc/network since it's related to networking settings.

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Crista

27 days ago

I think it's /etc/rc.conf. That's where I usually find the default gateway settings.

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Alyce

3 days ago

I always check /etc/rc.conf for the default gateway configuration as well.

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Alberto

4 days ago

I agree, /etc/rc.conf is where the default gateway is defined.

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Candra

27 days ago

I agree with Socorro, /etc/rc.conf makes sense because it's a configuration file.

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Socorro

29 days ago

I think the answer is D) /etc/rc.conf.

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