The _____ option in the /etc/xinetd.conf file limits how many connections are permitted from a specific host. A. per_host B. per_system C. per_source D. per_ip The _____ daemon is referred to as the...

The _____ option in the /etc/xinetd.conf file limits how many connections are permitted from a specific host.

A. per_host

B. per_system

C. per_source

D. per_ip

The _____ daemon is referred to as the “super daemon” because it will start other daemons (services) as needed and stop them when they are no longer needed.