Basic to advanced level linux commands
History command is a very common and one of the frequently used Linux built-in command in daily operation. This command will show you the commands history that have been executed, also help to recollect forgotten command. There is also a whole lot more that you can be do with history command. The history of command …
Why should you disable firewall service in Linux? Normally in production environment hardware-based firewall should be placed to protect outside access or to filter packets to and fro into the servers. In this case, you might not required to enable firewall service on each server. Still you want to start/stop and enable/disable firewall service in …
This is the part-2 of our on going Linux commands series, earlier post where we have covered Linux Commands with Examples. In this article we going to see Linux Commands with examples. Let’s get started… 1. alias command example alias command helps you to define your own command or command shortcuts so that you can …
It’s always best practice to keep changing user password at a regular interval. In the production system, it is highly recommended unless it’s hard coded the password in the application. In this article, we are going to see the usage of chage command in Linux for password aging activities. The command name chage is an acronym …
If you are looking for Linux Commands from beginner to moderate & advance level, you have landed in the right place and website. This is not a complete and comprehensive list of commands. However, this can be helpful to kick-start of Linux commands and you might want to bookmark it for future reference. There are some commands which requires root (superuser) credentials …
Top (Table of Process) command acts like task manager in Windows. It displays information about Number of User currently logged in, load average, task status, and usage of CPU, Memory & SWAP, process running in real-time of the system. top command is very important tool for monitoring current load and various other activities on the server. …
SSH stands for Secure Shell. We connect remote host to interact in Linux console every now and then during daily operation. We often called passwordless SSH for key based authentication. In this post we are going to see how this can be done. Following are the advantages of passwordless SSH in Linux. End user need …