## 1. How can you create a user without useradd command Follow the below link [How to create a user without useradd command?]({{< relref "how-to-create-user-without-useradd/index.md" >}}) ## 2. What is the default permission
**1. What is the filesystem used in Rhel 5 and Rhel 6?** Show/Hide Answer **Ans:** ext3 for RHEL 5 and ext4 for RHEL 6 **2. What is the difference between
This is the first question which should come to your mind when you start reading and knowing Linux because without knowing what a kernel is you can not move ahead.
Ever Wondered ***How does a DNS query works***? I mean what happens exactly when you type www.golinuxhub.com on your browser. Honestly most of us are not bothered unless the web
I had done [password less shh authentication]({{< relref "rsa-and-dsa-authentication/index.md" >}}) between multiple Linux box a couple of time but this time I had to do the same for normal user. I thought it
Follow these steps to create a user without using useradd command in Red Hat Linux. **Step 1** Add an entry of user details in /etc/passwd The field details are as
In my earlier post I had shown you in detail the steps to create a soft link and hard link in Linux. If you have missed it you can read
In this post I will be very brief on the topic we need to do. As for more knowledge on [sudo command]({{< relref "understanding-syntax-arguments-aliases/index.md" >}}) and [sudoers]({{< relref "understanding-syntax-arguments-aliases/index.md" >}}) file follow the below link [Understanding
I have already written an article with [15 practical examples on various rpm based commands]({{< relref "15-practical-examples-of-rpm-command/index.md" >}}) which are used in real world of IT on a day to day basis. Also
NICteaming/bonding is used mostly in scenarios where you cannot afford to loose connectivity due to [ethernet]({{< relref "how-to-detect-new-nicethernet-card/index.md" >}}) failover issues and also it has many other advantages like to distribute [bandwidth]({{< relref "how-to-monitor-network-bandwidth-in/index.md" >}}), fault