Random Linux+ Question #61

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You are on the command line on a Linux computer logged in a root. You want to add a new group using the "groupadd" command. Normally, when a new group is created, it uses the next available GID but you want to be able to use a specific GID. Of the following, which is the correct command that will let you specify GID 400 for the group certforums? Choose only one answer.

1. groupadd -c 400 certforums
2. groupadd -g 400 certforums
3. groupadd -n 400 certforums
4. groupadd -s 400 certforums
5. None of the above. You must use the addgroup command instead.

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