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How to sell Azure Stack HCI

What is the primary purpose of Azure Stack HCI? (Select one) A platform for booking conference rooms and managing office schedules A software suite for creating documents, spreadsheets, and presentations An integrated system for running virtualized applications and managing data An email client for sending and receiving messages Which type of organization can benefit from Azure Stack HCI the most? (Select one) Small businesses Non-profit organizations Retail stores Corporate enterprises What do customers need to take advantage of the Azure Hybrid Benefit? (Select one) Windows Server Datacenter licenses with active Software Assurance A subscription to an Azure Premium Plan An active Microsoft 365 subscription Workloads run exclusively on physical servers What are some of the benefits of Azure Stack HCI for ROBO and edge locations? (Select all that apply) High availability Switchless networking Efficient witness setup Simplified management How should customers verify that their hardware ...

Linux Command-Line Trivia

Are you a Red Hat Command-Line Captain? Prove your knowledge to earn your badge. Which of the following commands in Linux® is used to display information about files and directories contained within the current working directory? A. pwd B. ls C. grep D. ps Below are descriptions of yum commands. Which is incorrect? A. " yum provides /var/www/html " displays the package that provides the " /var/www/html " directory. B. " yum update httpd " downloads and installs an updated version of the httpd package including dependencies. C. " yum install httpd " downloads and installs the httpd package and all its dependencies. D. " yum find web " returns a list of packages with " web " in the name or summary page. Which of the following statements is false? A. The rpm command can list configuration files within a package. B. Package file names contain this information: name, version, release, architecture. C. Running the command " r...