Linux commands
Overview In this tutorial, we will learn man Linux Command with examples. man Linux Command man is the short form for manual. The man command displays the system manual and documentation pages. Command Format $ man <flags> program_name To know more about the command, type the man command for the man itself. Please note that […]
Overview In this tutorial, we will learn about the ps Linux command with examples. ps Linux command ps stands for process status. The ps command displays the information about active processes on the Linux machine. By default, it will display the information only about the current terminal. Examples To know more information about the command: […]
Overview In this tutorial, we will learn mkdir Unix Command with examples. We can run the command on a Linux machine as well. To run the command launch the Terminal or Konsole. mkdir Unix Command mkdir is the short form for “make directory”. The mkdir command creates one or more directories. Command Format The command […]
Overview In this tutorial, we will learn about the cat Linux command with examples. cat Linux command The cat command reads one or more files and prints the file contents to the standard output device i.e computer monitor screen. cat is a short form of “concatenate” To know more about the command and the command […]
Overview The Linux traceroute command is used to trace the route that packets take to reach a destination host. It shows the IP addresses of the routers along the path and the round-trip time it takes for a packet to travel to each router and back. traceroute command The general syntax of the command is […]
Overview The Linux ifconfig command is used to configure and display information about network interfaces on a Linux machine. ifconfig command The ifconfig command displays the configuration of the assigned network interface to the server. This includes the MAC address, IPv4 address, IPv6 address, default gateway, transferred and received packet sizes and dropouts, MTU or […]