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fstab (File System Table) - > A configuration table designed to ease the burden of
mounting and unmounting file systems to a machine.
vim - > A basic GUI based text editor that comes with distribution of Linux, BSD, and
MacOS.
nmcli (Netwo...
CompTIA Linux+ XK0-005 Cram Study Set for 2024
Update.
fstab (File System Table) - > A configuration table designed to ease the burden of
mounting and unmounting file systems to a machine.
vim - > A basic GUI based text editor that comes with distribution of Linux, BSD, and
MacOS.
nmcli (Network Manager Command Line Interface) - > A command-line tool used for
controlling NetworkManager and reporting network status.
du (Disk Usage) - > Unix/Linux command used to check disk usage of files and
directories on a system.
xfs (High Performance Scalable File System) - > A high-performing, 64-bit journaling
Linux file system originally created by Silicon Graphics.
cp (Copy) - > A Unix/Linux command that allows for the copying of files from one location
to another.
rm (Remove) - > A Unix/Linux command that allows for the removal of files from one
location to another.
mkdir (Make Directory) - > A Unix/Linux command that creates or "makes" a directory
within a File System.
mv (Move) - > A Unix/Linux command that moves a selected file from one location to
another.
df (Disk Free) - > A Unix/Linux command that displays the amount of disk space available
on the filesystem.
exFAT (Extended File Allocation Table) - > A 64-bit version of the file allocation table file
system designed for use on large USB flash drives.
, ext4 (Extended File System 4)1 - > A file system designed for Linux platforms as a
successor to the previous version, that allows for standard functions such as formatting
volumes, drives, and other computing storage solutions.
SSH (Secure Shell) - > A cryptographic network protocol for operating network services
securely over an unsecured network. Uses Port 22 TCP.
enable - > A Linux process to have a process open upon system startup.
start - > A Linux command to start a process upon it's demand.
restart - > A Linux command to restart a process upon command.
stop - > A Linux command to stop a process upon command.
udevadm (Udev Management Tool) - > A device management tool in Linux which
manages all the device events and controls the udevd daemon.
systemctl (System Control Temporal Logic) - > Manages both system and service
configuration, enabling administration to manage the OS and control the stats of
services.
systemd - > A software suite that provides an array of system components for Linux
operating systems with the aim to unify service configuration and behavior across Linux
Distributions.
firewalld - > A firewall management tool for Linux to provide firewall features; acting as
the front-end of the Linux kernel's netfilter framework.
ps (Process Status) - > A Linux command that displays information related to running
processes.
iostat (Input/Output Statistics) - > A Linux monitor tool used to collect and show operating
system storage input and output statistics.
arp (Address Resolution Protocol) - > A Linux command that allows users to manipulate
the neighbor cache or ARP table.
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