Users, Groups, & Environment Variables
Linux
| Intermediate
- 11 videos | 41m 39s
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The Linux shell can be used for a large number of administrative tasks. Examine how to use the shell to manage users and groups, automate tasks, and configure the localization and time zone properties of a Linux system.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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perform basic user management including adding, modifying, and removing user accounts
perform basic group management including adding, modifying, and removing groups
describe how users and groups are managed and configured
create and configure special purpose and limited access accounts
describe the files and basic configuration of cron
create a new cron job -
create and manage AT jobs
configure user access to cron and AT services
describe the usage and basic configuration of Anacron
configure localization settings and environment variables
configure timezone settings and environment variables
IN THIS COURSE
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1. Adding, Modifying, and Removing Users5m 2s
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2. Adding, Modifying, and Removing Groups3m 43s
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3. Managing User and Group Information3m 18s
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4. Creating and Managing Special and Limited Accounts3m 7s
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5. Introducing Cron Jobs2m 12s
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6. Adding Cron Jobs6m 31s
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7. Adding and Managing AT Jobs3m 48s
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8. Configuring User Access to Cron and AT Services3m 52s
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9. Configuring Anacron2m 41s
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10. Configuring Locale Settings and Environment Variables2m 41s
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11. Configuring Timezone Settings and Environment Variables4m 44s
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