Users, Groups, and Authentication
FreeBSD 11
| Beginner
- 12 Videos | 51m 56s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
Explore Unix network system user accounts, and how they operate. In this course,you will learn common commands to create and manage user accounts from the command line. See how to create, modify, and delete both individual and group user accounts. Examine various Unix user authentication options. Enable secure shell, SSH, and public key authentication. Enhance account sign-in security. Conclude by connecting to a Unix host through Putty or the Secure Shell (SSH) protocol.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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define how Unix users and groups are created and managed
create a Unix user account from the command line
modify a Unix user account from the command line
delete a Unix user account from the command line
create a Unix group from the command line
modify a Unix group from the command line -
delete a Unix group from the command line
describe various Unix user authentication options
enhance sign-in security with SSH public key authentication
use PuTTY to establish Secure Shell (SSH) connection to a Unix host
connect to a Unix host using the Secure Shell (SSH) protocol
manage users and groups as well as authentication
IN THIS COURSE
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1.Unix Users and Groups3m 18sUP NEXT
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2.Creating a User Account4m 42s
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3.Modifying a User Account3m 50s
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4.Deleting a User Account2m 27s
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5.Creating a Group1m 43s
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6.Modifying a Group3m 3s
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7.Deleting a Group2m 54s
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8.Unix Authentication Options3m 47s
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9.Enabling SSH Public Key Authentication7m 7s
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10.SSH Into Unix Using PuTTY3m 17s
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11.SSH Into Unix Using the SSH Command3m 15s
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12.Exercise: Create Users and Groups7m 2s
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