Tag: Linux Basics
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Executing the Same Command on Multiple Unix-Linux Terminals
Multiple times it happens when we have to run one single command on different Unix/Linux servers simultaneously. Running the same command on different servers at the same time…
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Best Way to Remove Old Unused Kernels – CentOS / Red Hat Linux
Keeping your Linux system clean could be a tedious and intimidating task, but if you know the right tools this could turn into a fun activity. In this…
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CentOS 8 Available for Download | How to Install
Good news for all the Linux lovers as CentOS has released its own version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8 after 5 months of its official release…
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5 Ways To Find Any Commands in Linux Servers
We know that almost all of the native Linux commands are located in ‘/usr/bin’ & ‘/usr/sbin’. And the third party software generally installs their files in “/opt” directory.…
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How to Configure Yum Repo using CD/DVD ROM in RHEL 7 / CentOS 7
Yum repository is very important and they help us in installing required RPM from vendor websites or even local repo. You will be surprised to know that a…
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Useful Linux Command Line Shortcuts (Become Terminal Ninja)
From a quite long time, I was thinking to share some useful Linux terminal shortcuts with you. These Linux keyboard shortcuts are very helpful and will speed up…
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[Linux Basic Tutorial] How to Update Linux Server using YUM
Keeping your Linux/Unix server updated is a very crucial task as a system administrator. Not only it mitigates many vulnerabilities, but also help in smooth running of the…
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Must Know Usage of “grep” Command with Examples
There are lots of commands in Unix/Linux which makes system administrator life easy. Whether you have to search for some particular string in a very large file or…
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Basic Level Comparison Between SystemV & SystemD
I was getting many requests through emails and messages to tell the basic difference between SystemV & SystemD, so I thought to make an infographic for it. SystemD…
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2 Simple Steps to do Passwordless SSH
Sometimes, as a Linux/Unix system admin, you require to login to remote servers, but if this is your daily task and you frequently login to remote servers, which…