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Question 1. hey, could explain the following,
Based upon the labs and research on this topic, research the automation capabilities of the Linux server platform.
Is it possible to automate account creation? How?
Are there such things as User or System login scripts within Linux?
Workstation cloning services/applications?
What other automation features does Linux have that Windows does not?
What features does Windows support that are not covered in Linux?
Question 2. Could anyone explain as a replay for this DQ and support the answer with text citations and references, please,
In Linux, you can set up an automation Script in the shell to automate account creation. You can use a command like a user add command to quickly create a shell script that reads the username and password from the keyboard and adds it and saves it.
With Linux you create user-specific login scripts or complete company-wide login scripts that are shared by the whole company. There are multiple login scripts, such as the bash profile.
Clonezilla is one example of a workstation cloning service. Mondo Rescue in contrast to other cloning software, does not convert hard drive into image files but instead into iso files. It can also be used to make a custom live CD. It created this feature to clone data from Live CDs.
Linux users can choose how often they receive updates. Linux users have full control over the software updates they receive. There are no limits to what you can do with the Linux terminal, unlike widows.