問題文
An OpenBSD machine must keep its address after a reboot. The administrator writes the setting into the place that this system reads while it brings the interfaces up. Which description of that arrangement is correct?
選択肢
- On this system the interfaces are brought up at boot by the dynamic address handler and each of them takes its settings from a file whose title ends with the hardware address that the kernel gave to that device.
- On this system the interfaces are brought up at boot by the dynamic address handler and each of them takes its settings from a file whose title ends with the interface name that the kernel gave to that device.
- On this system the interfaces are brought up at boot by the network startup script and each of them takes its settings from a file whose title ends with the hardware address that the kernel gave to that device.
- On this system the interfaces are brought up at boot by the network startup script and each of them takes its settings from a file whose title ends with the interface name that the kernel gave to that device.