A. top B. ps C. lsof D. free E. uptime
A. killall B. pkill C. TERM D. kill E. pgrep
A. /proc contains information about files to be processed. B. /proc contains configuration files for processes. C. /proc contains information on currently running processes, including the kernel. D. /proc contains variable data such as mail and web files.
A. top -n 1 B. top -p 23 C. ps -nagios D. top -p `pidof nagios`
A. tree B. pgrep C. uptime D. free
A. prio B. nice C. renice D. defpriority
A. killproc B. killname C. killall D. kill -f
A. ps B. psdisp C. pstree D. ptree
A. -i B. -b C. -p D. -a
A. listproc -uf B. ps -eo pid,euser,fuser,comm C. ps -e pid,user,comm D. ps -fa