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2.1 Basic Command Lab

The document shows various Linux commands being used to navigate directories, manage files and folders, set system time/date, and view system information. It contains a series of commands demonstrating cd, ls, pwd, mkdir, cp, mv, rm, cal, date, timedatectl, hostnamectl, uname, and history.

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2.1 Basic Command Lab

The document shows various Linux commands being used to navigate directories, manage files and folders, set system time/date, and view system information. It contains a series of commands demonstrating cd, ls, pwd, mkdir, cp, mv, rm, cal, date, timedatectl, hostnamectl, uname, and history.

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# cd

# ls
# pwd
# cd /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/
# pwd
# cd
# cd /
# ls
# pwd
# ls
# cd etc
# ls
# pwd
# cd sysconfig
# pwd
# cd network-scripts
# pwd
# cd ..
# pwd
# cd ..
# pwd
# cd ..
# pwd
# cd /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/
# cd ..
# pwd
# cd ..
# pwd
# cd sysconfig/network-scripts/
# whoami
# pwd
# cd
# su - student
$ cd sysconfig/network-scripts
$ pwd
$ cd
$ pwd
$ logout
# pwd
# cd
# ls
# cd Desktop/
# pwd
# ls
# mkdir redhat1
# mkdir redhat2 redhat3 redhat4
# mkdir redhat1/Linux
# mkdir Ubuntu/Ubuntu1
# mkdir -p Ubuntu/Ubuntu1
# mkdir Centos /Centos
# cat > Linux.txt
# cat Linux.txt
# cat >> Linux.txt
# cat Linux.txt
# cat > Linux.txt
# cat Linux.txt
# cat > index.html
# cat > file
# cat file '
# cat file
# useradd manish
# useradd manish1
# cd
# clear
# cp Dekstop/Linux.txt /home/manish
# cp Desktop/Linux.txt /home/manish
# ls /home/manish/
# cd /home/manish/
# ls
# cd
# cp /root/Desktop/Centos/ /home/manish/
# cp -r /root/Desktop/Centos/ /home/manish
# ls /home/manish/
# ls /home/manish
# mv Desktop/redhat4 /tmp
# ls /tmp
# mv Desktop/redhat1 Desktop/Manish
# mv Desktop/Manish/ Linux1234
# ls
# pwd
# mv /root/Linux1234/ Desktop/ManishS
# mv Desktop/ManishS/ Desktop/.ManishS
# ls Desktop/
# ls -a Desktop/
# ls Desktop/
# ls -a
# ls -a Desktop
# man ls
# man cp
# cp --help
# ls --help
# ls -a Desktop
# ls -a Desktop/
# mv Desktop/.ManishS/ Desktop/Manish
# cd Desktop/
# rm Linux.txt
# rm -f index.html
# rm redhat2
# rm -r redhat2
# rm -rf Centos/
# mkdir asd aqw a1 a2 aqwe a34x rfd wdc as2q fhjk
# rm -rf a*
# mkdir asd aqw a1 a2 aqwe a34x rfd wdc as2q fhjk
# rm -rf a??
# mkdir asd aqw a1 a2 aqwe a34x rfd wdc as2q fhjk
# pwd
# rm -rf *
# cd
# cal
# cal 1992
# cal 11 1993
# date
# date -s 18:14:00
# date -s 2018-02-09
# date -s '2018-02-11 18:20:00'
# # Only RHEL7
# timedatectl
# timedatectl set-time '2018-02-11 18:20:00'
# timedatectl set-time 18:19:00
# timedatectl
# timedatectl set-time '2018-02-11 18:22:00'
# hostnamectl
# hostnamectl set-hostname manish1.redhat.com
# hostnamectl
# # Above RHEL7 Command
# uname -r
# uname -a
# man uname
# history
# echo $SHELL
# echo $HISTSIZE
# history

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