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Managing user accounts and groups is an essential responsibility for Linux administrators. In this tutorial, we will explore a range of Linux commands that enable us to perform fundamental user management tasks. We’ll cover creating new users, creating groups, deleting users, and deleting groups. By mastering these commands, you’ll gain the skills needed to effectively …

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Bash is a commonly-used shell in many Linux distributions. Bash is a command interpreter.  It is a command-line–only interface containing a handful of built-in commands; it has the ability to launch other programs and to control programs that have been launched from it (job control). We can use bash to interact with the system. Bash …

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TCP connection status is a key metric to troubleshooting TCP related network issues. We collect four basic connection status to help you understand what these metrics mean. From these metrics, we can tell that the issue happens from server-side or client-side. understanding TCP active connections openings active connections openings – This indicates the system has …

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