AWS-SysOps Practice Test

AWS-SysOps Practice Test practice questions, page 26 of 38, with answer review and explanations.

Question 126

An organization (Account ID 123412341234. has attached the below mentioned IAM policy to a user. What does this policy statement entitle the user to perform?

  1. The policy allows the IAM user to modify all IAM users' access keys using the console, SDK, CLI or APIs
  2. The policy allows the IAM user to modify all IAM users' credentials using the console, SDK, CLI or APIs
  3. The policy allows the IAM user to modify all credentials using only the console
  4. The policy allows the IAM user to modify the IAM user's own credentials using the console, SDK, CLI or APIs

Question 127

A user is trying to connect to a running EC2 instance using SSH. However, the user gets a connection time out error. Which of the below mentioned options is not a possible reason for rejection?

  1. The access key to connect to the instance is wrong
  2. The security group is not configured properly
  3. The private key used to launch the instance is not correct
  4. The instance CPU is heavily loaded

Question 128

A user has configured Elastic Load Balancing by enabling a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) negotiation configuration known as a Security Policy. Which of the below mentioned options is not part of this secure policy while negotiating the SSL connection between the user and the client?

  1. SSL Protocols
  2. Client Order Preference
  3. SSL Ciphers
  4. Server Order Preference

Question 129

A user has configured CloudWatch monitoring on an EBS backed EC2 instance. If the user has not attached any additional device, which of the below mentioned metrics will always show a 0 value?

  1. DiskReadBytes
  2. NetworkIn
  3. NetworkOut
  4. CPUUtilization

Question 130

A user has launched an EBS backed EC2 instance. What will be the difference while performing the restart or stop/start options on that instance?

  1. For restart it does not charge for an extra hour, while every stop/start it will be charged as a separate hour
  2. Every restart is charged by AWS as a separate hour, while multiple start/stop actions during a single hour will be counted as a single hour
  3. For every restart or start/stop it will be charged as a separate hour
  4. For restart it charges extra only once, while for every stop/start it will be charged as a separate hour