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UNIX Command

The document is an assignment submission for a course on IT fundamentals. It contains a list of 27 common UNIX commands, along with a brief 1-3 word description of each command. The commands cover topics like file management, user information, networking, permissions, and system monitoring. The assignment was submitted by Rahul Jain to his professor Mr. Niranjan Shrivastava.

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UNIX Command

The document is an assignment submission for a course on IT fundamentals. It contains a list of 27 common UNIX commands, along with a brief 1-3 word description of each command. The commands cover topics like file management, user information, networking, permissions, and system monitoring. The assignment was submitted by Rahul Jain to his professor Mr. Niranjan Shrivastava.

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IMS - DAVV

MBA-FT-2010-12

SUBJECT
IT-Fundamental
Assignment

Date: 15/11/10

“UNIX OS – Commands”

Submitted To: Submitted By:


Mr. Niranjan Shrivastava Rahul Jain
(Section-A)
UNIX Commands

1. $ls show directory, in alphabetical order


2. $logout logs off system
3. $mkdir make a directory
4. $rmdir remove directory
5. $rm remove files
6. $cd change current directory
7. $man shows help on a specific command

8. $sz send a file (to you) using zmodem


9. $rz receive a file (to the UNIX system) using
zmodem

10. $telnet (host) connect to another Internet site


11. $ftp (host) connects to a FTP site
12. $passwd change your password
13. $grep search for a string in a file
14. $tail show the last few lines of a file
15. $who shows who is logged into the local system
16. $w shows who is logged on and what they're
doing
17. $finger shows more information about a user
18. $df shows disk space available on the system
19. $du shows how much disk space is used up by
folders
20. $chmod changes permissions on a file
21. $bc a simple calculator
22. $who show who is logged onto the system
23. $whois Internet user name directory service
24. $whoami who owns the shell
25. $ps Show your processes
26. $fg Continue a job in the foreground
27. $mv Move or rename files

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