What would be the username displayed on the bash shell prompt for dsuser1 on station1.example.com on a successful login?

You have a local user smith, a Network Information Service (NIS) user dsuser1, and a
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) user dsuser22 all with the UID 522 on
station1.example.com. The /etc/nsswitch.conf file has the entries as shown below:
passwd: files ldap hesoid nis
shadow: files ldap hesoid nis
group: files nis ldap hesoid
What would be the username displayed on the bash shell prompt for dsuser1 on
station1.example.com on a successful login?

You have a local user smith, a Network Information Service (NIS) user dsuser1, and a
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) user dsuser22 all with the UID 522 on
station1.example.com. The /etc/nsswitch.conf file has the entries as shown below:
passwd: files ldap hesoid nis
shadow: files ldap hesoid nis
group: files nis ldap hesoid
What would be the username displayed on the bash shell prompt for dsuser1 on
station1.example.com on a successful login?

A.
522

B.
Smith

C.
Dsuser1

D.
Dsuser22



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