How to Use iptables in Linux
Learn how to configure IP packet filter rules in Linux with iptables for better network control.
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How to Use dd in Linux
The dd Linux command is use for file conversion and copying. The name dd stands for ‘Data Duplicator’ which reflects its primary function – to c…
How to Use mkfs in Linux
Learn to create filesystems with mkfs in Linux, a vital command for storage management.
How to Use chown in Linux
Learn how to change file ownership in Linux with the chown command. Simple and effective.
How to Use mv in Linux
Get to know the mv command in Linux for relocating and renaming files.
How to Use zip in Linux
Learn to use Linux's zip command for bundling files, creating secure archives, and managing backups effectively.
How to Use sudo in Linux
Master the sudo command in Linux for secure, superuser access and system modifications.
How to Use pwd Command in Linux
Learn to use the 'pwd' command in Linux for efficient directory tracking and navigation.
How to Use the Who Command in Linux
The who command in Linux is a command-line utility that displays information about users who are currently logged in to the system. It provides a quic…
How to Use the Whatis Command in Linux
It’s quite similar to “man” except this command only prints the one line description of the given command. It’s handy to get what’s the comm…
How to Use the Top Command in Linux
The top command provides a dynamic, real-time view of the running system. It is used to monitor system processes and resource usage, such as CPU, memo…
How to Compress and Extract Files with TAR in Linux
The tar command stands for “tape archive” and the basic Unix command to archive files. By default the command will save the archive in a .tar file…