I tried to summarize the Linux commands used by beginner engineers today-Part 1-

This is my second post. In my post, I mainly output what I learned that day. I would appreciate it if you could point out in the comments if the expression is inappropriate or if there are any mistakes. Thank you.

Summary of Linux commands used today

hostname → Command used to confirm the user's host name

name -m → Command used to check the number of bits

less [filename] → Check the contents of the file

id username → A command that allows you to check the id and main group without switching the user.

ss -ant → A command to use when you want to check if the port is up.

  • The port whose output port number is currently up

cd [directory] → Commands used to move directories

ls → Command used to check the directory

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