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BASICS;

How to view Hidden Files in Linux;

#ls -la

How to check open Ports in Linux;

#nmap IP /Eg:#nmap 127.0.0.1

What is the command to create empty file;

#touch filename

what is the command to change file permission;

#chmod 755 filename

what ts the command tochnge file permission;

#chmod 755 filename

what is the command to change file owner permission;

#chown user:group filename

What is the command to make directory;

#mkdir dir_name

What is the command to remove files;

#rm filename

What is the command to check current working directory;

#pwd

What is the command to check real time system process;

#top

what is the command to download files from web;

#wget

PORTS

What is the port Number of SSH;

22

What is the Port Number of NFS

2049

What is the Port Number of HTTP;

80

What is the Port Number of HTTPS;

443

What is the Port Number of DNS;

53

What is the Port Number of FTP;

20,21

What is the Port Number of SMTP;

25

What is the Port Number of POP3;

110

CONFIG FILES;

Which config files has user Information;

/etc/passwd

Which config files has disk Partions and file systems;

/etc/fstab

Which config files has Network settings;

/etc/network/interfaces

Which config files has system services and process at boot time;

/etc/init.d/

Which config files has hostname;

/etc/hostname

SSH;

What is SSH:

SSH or Secure Shell is a protocol Used to Securely Access and Manage Devices Over a Network.

What is the Port Number of SSH:

22

How do I Connect to a Remote Server using SSH:

#ssh username@hostname(or)IP

How can I check SSH Service status:

#systemctl status sshd

What is the Default Config file for SSH:

/etc/ssh/sshd.config

NFS;

whats is NFS:

NFS (Network File System) is a Distributed file system Protocol that allows users to access files over network as if they were on their local storage.

What is the Port of NFS:

2045

What is the command to mount NFS Share:

#sudo mount -t nfs_share_ip:/shareddirectory /mountpoint

How to start NFS Service:

#systemctl start nfs-server

What is the Default Config file for NFS:

/etc/exports

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