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hi! can you please tell me what kind of questions did they ask you in the pre empl. written exam ? Menos

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It was 5 page exam. Networking, Windows Server, Linux commands, Scripting and Internet protocols. All the best. Menos

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To be honest, I declined it because I had a better offer. Better in the sense of more money, and lots of travel opportunities. I would love to work for Amazon, but if someone wants to pay for me to spend 4 months in Asia, I'm not going to say no. I still highly recommend applying for this job, and if I didn't accept this other one, I would have definitely accepted Amazon. Menos

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Hi, me again, the Anon from above. Writing to you again on the off-chance that you happen to check this before Friday as I've been invited for an on-site interview. I'd appreciate any more details you're willing to share in regards to the on-site process: when you say it "covered your personality" does this refer to behavioral and/or aptitude type questions? Were the technical questions they asked similar to the sort of questions on the test? I'd love any examples of questions they asked you or advice you'd have for me. Also FYI: Anyone else reading this that might be wondering - it took Amazon just under two weeks after I submitted the take-home assignment to invite me for an on-site interview. Menos

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Yeah I got an offer, which I've accepted. Glassdoor won't let me change the "offer" part in my review for some reason. The pay is what you'd expect for a graduate role - fair but nothing to write home about. But hey that's grad programs for you, they're more about learning and getting your foot in the door. Doesn't bother me at all, there is so much room for growth at AWS. If you work hard the pay will go up very quickly. Menos

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Hi, how long did it take for them to contact you for the background check after your interviews? Menos

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Which of the following configuration steps are required to set up a Linux machine as a NAT? (Select all that apply) A) Enable ipv4 forwarding via sysctl/proc B) Enable IP Masquerading in your firewall settings C) Remove all iptables rules to permit the free flow of traffic through the device D) Install a second NIC card (eth0 in, eth1 out) and bridge/bond the devices E) Ensure your NAT machine's MAC address matches the upstream router you'll be connected to Menos

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A customer has asked you to set some very specific permissions on a directory in order to facilitate collaboration between multiple users. Which of the following commands will set the directory called "share" to allow the retaining of group ownership on newly created files and directories inside of it? SUID, SGID, Stick Bit = 4 2 1 = s s t A) chmod 7777 share rwsrwsrwt B) chmod 1775 share rwsrwxr-x C) chmod 2755 share rwxr-sr-x D) chmod 7115 share --s--sr-t E) chmod 1337 share -wx-rxrwt Menos

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I am more visual person than reading so I listen to training videos. Prepare notes parallel and review it one more time. Once concept is understood, try to implement it in real world scenarios. Menos

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If you need to test the network ping is the best way to ensure evrything is fine. I answered with this for Amazon. They also asked how ping works, I kentioned how it uses a special TCP packet to get connection tests Menos

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Ping is the most import troubleshooting tool that administrators have on their hands. Without ping we are unable to see if ports are open. When troubleshooting RDP issue, ping will tell how fast windows replies to requests and will definitely tell you if the RDP port at 8689 is open. Menos

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yum install openssl for rhel

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yum update openssl

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What is last round after interview

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Fstab is a file that contains details of all mounting points, they are mentioned there to make sure the mounting points stay mounted even after rebooting. Menos

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By the way, the default location of which is /etc/fstab