4 Linux Commands to Format File Content
fmt command:: Reformat paragraph text numfmt command:: Reformat numbers pr command:: Paginate or columnate files for printing fold command:: Wrap input lines to fit in specified width
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5 Commands to view Linux File Content
cat Command:: Concatenate and write files tac Command :: Concatenate and write files in reverse nl Command :: Number lines and write files od Command :: Write files in octal or other formats base64 Command :: Transform data into printable data...
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Go Ahead with the Video to understand system admin careers This is a small story that explains the Job requirements of Unix System Administrator in a Start up company, In a practical manner. I hope this will help the young SA brothers who just started...
Ten most frequently used Linux networking services, in enterprise unix networks
In this post I am just talking about top 10 networking services that are commonly used in enterprise linux networks. Below are the top 10 Services, and it is worthwhile to know for the beginners to understand the purpose of each service, procedure to manage...
Understanding Network VLANs
Virtual LANs or VLANs are virtual separations within a switch that provide distinct logical LANs that each behave if there were configured on a separate physical switch. Some Important points about VLANS. All the servers connected with in a VLAN will have same broadcasting domain, and...
Unix Admin Reference – RAID ( Redundant Array of Independent Disks )
1. What is RAID? RAID is an acronym for Redundant Array of Independent Disks. A RAID system consists of an enclosure containing a number of disk volumes, connected to each other and to one or more computers by a fast interconnect. Six levels of RAID are...
