December 21st, 2013
The Following points shows the meaning of each run level :
0 – halt
1 – single user
2 – multiuser (default)
3 – same as 2
4 – same as 2
5 – same as 2
6 – reboot Continue Reading…
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December 21st, 2013
run the following command to know your current run level:
# who -r
run-level 2 2013-12-20 00:39
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December 21st, 2013
if you want to get your operating system relase you have 2 ways to do that:
First: you can run the following command:
# lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description: Ubuntu 13.04
Release: 13.04
Codename: raring
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October 22nd, 2013
if you need to see FTP users log, and what they do on your system, just do the following commands ( this article doesn’t useful for past commands, it will be useful to get commands in the future after you do these steps):
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October 21st, 2013
when you login to the system you get a welcome message which contain information about “Last unsuccessful login” , “Last login” and System Information.
if you need to disable this message, just run the following command :
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October 21st, 2013
to list the Major number for Specific Volume Group, use the following Command :
“lvgenmajor VOLUME_GROUP_NAME”
for example :
# lvgenmajor rootvg
10
and the following link show how to display the available Major Numbers:
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October 21st, 2013
You can use command ‘lsvgfs’ to list all file systems inside specific volume group like the following example:
# lsvgfs rootvg
/
/usr
/var
/tmp
/home
/opt
/admin
/var/adm/ras/livedump
/oracle_osb
/u01/app/oracle
/u02/oradata
/iso_image
/TestFs
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October 10th, 2013
Hello Everone,
do you think about terminal mirroring ??
do you think about how to know what the other users write on Shells???
AIX has a great commands you can use it for mirroring to see what others write or if you want to teach multi students and they can see on your terminal.
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Tags: mirroing, port, portmir, sessions, terminals
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October 9th, 2013
some times you transfer files from windows to Linux or UNIX using binary method, you will find some hidden characters on the file, to display these hidden character use commands “cat” with option “vte” see the following examples:
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Tags: cat, char, hidden, script, shell, vte
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October 9th, 2013
Hello Everybody,
i bring on the below line some description for system users and for what they used :
Description of accounts
- root :
- Commonly called the superuser (UID 0), this is the account that system administrators log into to perform system maintenance and problem determination.
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Tags: accounts, adm, admin, bin, daemon, guest, nobody, root, sys, user, uucp
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