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How to use TOP command

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Introduction Administrators should know what processes are running and the consumption of each of them. That's why you need tools to help you to monitor your...
Devops

Forget root password on Red Hat 7/8

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Introduction Root user or as we commonly say super user (privileged user) is the most dangerous user in our environment because of its powerful capabilities...
Devops

HOW TO USE TAIL COMMAND

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Introduction Tail : is built in command on unix systems or unix-like operating systems Like : 386BSD.Arch Linux.AIX.Android.BSD NET/2.Debian.DragonFly BSD.GNU Hurd. Usage : used to display the...
Linux

How to use head command

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Introduction Head : is built in command on unix systems or unix-like operating systems Like : 386BSD.Arch Linux.AIX.Android.BSD NET/2.Debian.DragonFly BSD.GNU Hurd. Usage : used to display...
Cloud

How to install OmniOS ce

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How to install OmniOS ce on virtualbox
Linux

How to Mount and Unmount File Systems in Linux

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Introduction On Linux and UNIX operating systems, you can use the mount command to attach (mount) file systems and removable devices such as USB flash drives at...
Tips and Tricks

How to upgrade FreeBSD 12 to 13

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On 13th April 2021, FreeBSD 13 had been released. If your system is still 12, and you want to get the benefit of...
Linux

Partitioning using parted & fdisk commands

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Introduction Creating disk partitions enables you to split your hard drive into multiple sections that act independently. In Linux, users must structure storage devices (USB and...
Linux

FSTAB & MTAB

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INTRODUCTION These are some of those critical programs for your computer. Without these, your computer will not know where to find any of the partitions...
Linux

History Command with Examples

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History Command is used to view the previously executed command and it can also list it. This feature was not available in the...
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