In this guide, we’ll be learning how to use the find command from within a Linux terminal. The find command is a powerful tool that allows us to quickly and easily scan through our file system to find files and directories that meet certain criteria and we can even perform actions on those results that …
In this article, we will be learning how to use the grep command from within the Linux terminal. So grep stands for Global Regular Expression Print and it allows us to search for some text within files on our system and this is something that you will find yourself using all the time once you …
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Today you will learn how to Manage user password expiration and aging in Linux using the chage command. Each organization has its own password policy. For security reasons, the user should change their password in a few month’s interval and the Linux administrator should take care of whether the users are changing the password or …
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In this article, we are going to be taking a look at netstat command and how to fully utilize it for network and system management or administration for that matter. By the end of this article the following concepts will be cleared: What is netstat? What is netstat command used for? What does the netstat …
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In my previous article, I had explained how to create users in Linux. If you have not read that article, I would suggest you to read that guide. Today you will learn how to delete a user account in Linux using the userdel command. As a Linux administrator user and group management is one of …
In my previous article, I had explained how to create a new group in Linux. Today you will learn how to modify an existing group in Linux using the groupmod command. groupmod stands for “Group Modification”. You have to run the groupmod command as a root user because upon running this command, it makes changes …
In this guide, we are going to be learning How to use the rsync command. The rsync command allows you to transfer and sync files efficiently across different directories and machines. rsync stands for Remote Synchronization. It’s an advanced alternative tool for commands like scp and sftp. So if you ever want to set up …
In my previous article, I had explained how to create a Group in Linux. If you have not read that article, I would suggest you to read that guide. Today you will learn how to delete a Group in Linux using the groupdel command. You have to run the groupdel command as a root user …
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In this guide, you will learn how to create groups in Linux using the groupadd command. Let’s first understand What is Group and What is the use of Group? I will explain this topic to you with the help of an example. Suppose you are a Linux administrator and are managing multiple users. If some …