フリー問題

問題文

A regional bank's platform team is writing the runbook for its Informatica domain. The first line has to say how much of the day-to-day work can be driven from a shell instead of a browser. A second line has to record either of the two file name endings that a client machine needs before it can talk to a domain on which secure communication is turned on. Which pair fits?

選択肢

1. The command line programs cover every bit of the work that the Administrator tool covers, and the truststore directory that a secure domain requires has to hold a file whose name ends in pem.
2. The command line programs cover every bit of the work that the Administrator tool covers, and the truststore directory that a secure domain requires has to hold a file whose name ends in pfx.
3. The command line programs cover one slice of the work that the Administrator tool covers, and the truststore directory that a secure domain requires has to hold a file whose name ends in pfx.
4. The command line programs cover one slice of the work that the Administrator tool covers, and the truststore directory that a secure domain requires has to hold a file whose name ends in pem.