Sunday 18 November 2012

COGNIZANT INTERVIEW QUESTIONS


         COGNIZANT INTERVIEW QUESTIONS 


1)  Tell me about Yourself ?

2) What is JDBC ? How you can configure JDBC ?

3) What is SSL    ?  How you can configure SSL ?

4) What is Cell  ?  How many cells we can use ? Can we use multiple cells ?

5) What is Node ? 

6) What is Node Agent ?

7) Hierarchy of NETWORK DEPLOYMENT ?

8) How we can copy Multiple files in UNIX ?

9) In LINUX I dont know my port number ? How we can achieve and get that port no ? Display all port no's ?

10) Which UNIX version you are using ?

11) How to check UNIX version ?

12) How to see the Heap Memory in the System ? Whether it is full or not ?

13) How to create a file ?

14) How to move the file ?

15) Difference between WEBSERVER AND WEB CONTAINER ? 

16) What is AppServer ?

17) What is WebServer ?

18) What is Clustering ? How many types are there ? Which will effective in Real time  ?

19) How can we achieve FAILOVER ?

9 comments:

Unknown said...

In LINUX I dont know my port number :

just check in --- /etc/services

Unknown said...

To create and Move file commands:
cat or touch
move command: mv file1

Unknown said...

In Linux rm -rf is used to recursively delete the files and directories

Unknown said...

iptables -A OUTPUT -p tcp -m string --string "deny-me.com" --algo kmp -j REJECT

vinu said...

Uname -a,netstat -tulpn ! Grep mysqld,cp -r /home file1 file2 file3 /tmp

vinu said...

Uname -a,netstat -tulpn ! Grep mysqld,cp -r /home file1 file2 file3 /tmp

Unknown said...

ps -ef|grep java and netstat -lnp,netstat -l(all listening ports) & netstat -a(all open ports),
12.top and free -m

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Unknown said...

Hello There,

Brilliant article, glad I slogged through the COGNIZANT INTERVIEW QUESTIONS it seems that a whole lot of the details really come back to from my past project.

Though the names and file system locations of Unix components the have changed substantially across the history of the system.

Thank you very much and will look for more postings from you.


Cheers,
Preethi

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