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Planning Partition Size for Re Hat Linux - Exercise
Planning partition size and layout
Objective:
Plan a partition layout appropriate to a machine's specific function.
Scoring:
This exercise is not scored. It's an opportunity for you to check your ability to design partitions and partition sizes appropriate to a machine's specific function(s). When you have completed the exercise, click the
Submit
button to see a Results page
Background/overview
You have been asked to build three different machines and to design the appropriate partition layouts and sizing schemes for each. The first is configured as a file server; the second as a combination news server and Web server; the third as a combination application server and Web server. Each machine has a 4GB hard drive and 64MB of RAM.
Instructions
Insert the appropriate partitions and partition sizes into the following tables for the following scenarios.
A Linux box configured as a file server
Partitions
Partition sizes
A Linux box configured for equal use as a news server and a Web server
Partitions
Partition sizes
A Linux box for equal use as an application server and a Web server
Partitions
Partition sizes
Submitting your exercise
There is nothing to submit with this exercise. When you have filled in the tables above, click the
Submit
button to receive credit for having completed the exercise and to view a Results page.