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Become a Linux Command Line Expert - From Bner to Advanced Techniques What you'll learn How to install Ubuntu Linux on VirtualBox in Windows Basic Linux commands such as "ls", "cd", "mkdir", "rmdir", "touch", "cat", "rm", "cp", and "mv" Advanced topics like file permissions, user and group management, network troubleshooting, network utilities, secure file transfer, and system monitoring Network utilities such as "ifconfig", "ip", "whois", "nslookup", and "wget" Secure file transfer with "ssh" and "scp" System monitoring tools like "up", "ps", "top", and "kill" How to use the "nl", "chage", and "passwd" commands Requirements A basic understanding of computer concepts A willingness to learn Description Welcome to "Linux Tutorial - Master The Command Line"!In this course, you will learn the fundamental skills required to navigate and work with the Linux command line. We will start by installing Ubuntu Linux on VirtualBox in Windows, and then proceed to cover a variety of basic Linux commands, including the "ls" command for listing directory contents, the "cd" command for chag directories, the "mkdir" command for creating directories, the "rmdir" command for deleting directories, the "touch" command for creating files, the "cat" command for displaying file contents, the "rm" command for deleting files, the "cp" command for copying files, and the "mv" command for moving files.We will also delve into more advanced topics such as file permissions, user and group management with the "chmod", "useradd", and "groupadd" commands, the "head" and "tail" commands for viewing the bning and end of a file, the "chown" and "chgrp" commands for chag file ownership and group membership, and the "ping", "traceroute", and "mtr" commands for network troubleshooting.Additionally, we will cover important network utilities such as "ifconfig", "ip", "whois", "nslookup", and "wget", as well as secure file transfer with "ssh" and "scp". We will also discuss system monitoring tools like "up", "ps", "top", and "kill", and explore the "nl", "chage", and "passwd" commands.By the end of this course, you will have a solid foundation in the Linux command line and be well-prepared to take on more advanced tasks and challenges. So, enroll now and let's get started! Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 Introduction Lecture 2 Ls Command in Linux Lecture 3 cd Command Lecture 4 mkdir Command Lecture 5 rmdir Command Lecture 6 touch Command Lecture 7 cat Command Lecture 8 rm Command Lecture 9 cp Command Lecture 10 mv Command Lecture 11 test Lecture 12 zip Command Lecture 13 unzip Command Lecture 14 Permissions Command Lecture 15 chmod Command Lecture 16 useradd - adduser command Lecture 17 Groupadd command Lecture 18 Usermod Part 1 Lecture 19 Usermod Part 2 Lecture 20 Head Command Lecture 21 Tail Command Lecture 22 Chown Command Lecture 23 Chgrp Command Lecture 24 ping Command Lecture 25 traceroute command Lecture 26 MTR command Lecture 27 host command Lecture 28 ifconfig command Lecture 29 ip command Lecture 30 Whois Command Lecture 31 nslookup Lecture 32 Wget Lecture 33 Wget_part2 Lecture 34 SSH Command Lecture 35 SCP Command Lecture 36 Up Command Lecture 37 Uname Command Lecture 38 hostname Command Lecture 39 passwd Command Lecture 40 chage Command Lecture 41 nl Command Lecture 42 Process Lecture 43 ps command Lecture 44 Top Command Lecture 45 Kill command Bners who are new to the Linux command line,Experienced users looking to expand their skills,IT professionals looking to add Linux command line proficiency to their toolkit,Anyone who wants to become proficient in using the Linux command line HomePage: gfxtra__Linux_Tuto.part1.rar.html gfxtra__Linux_Tuto.part2.rar.html
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