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Linux Commands

This document shows various Linux commands being run to explore the contents and configuration of a system. It includes commands like ls, grep, tail, cat, cut, awk, sed to view configuration files in /etc related to networking, firewalls, SELinux and logs. The commands are manipulating a sample text file to do find/replace operations.

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Linux Commands

This document shows various Linux commands being run to explore the contents and configuration of a system. It includes commands like ls, grep, tail, cat, cut, awk, sed to view configuration files in /etc related to networking, firewalls, SELinux and logs. The commands are manipulating a sample text file to do find/replace operations.

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94 ls

95 clear
96 ls
97 grep firewall anaconda-ks.cfg
98 grep Firewall anaconda-ks.cfg
99 grep -i Firewall anaconda-ks.cfg
100 vim anaconda-ks.cfg
101 grep -i firewall anaconda-ks.cfg
102 grep -i firewall < anaconda-ks.cfg
103 grep -i firewall ls
104 ls
105 grep -i firewall *
106 clear
107 grep -i firewall *
108 grep -iR firewall *
109 cp anaconda-ks.cfg devopsdir/mybootingfile.cfg
110 grep -iR firewall *
111 clear
112 cd /etc/
113 ls
114 cd NetworkManager/
115 lsa
116 ls
117 vim NetworkManager.conf
118 cd ..
119 ls
120 cd selinux/
121 ls
122 cat config
123 cd
124 clear
125 grep -i selinux /etc/
126 grep -i selinux /etc/ -R
127 clear
128 grep SELINUX /etc/ -R
129 clear
130 grep -R SELINUX /etc/*
131 vim /etc/selinux/config
132 clear
133 grep -vi firewall anaconda-ks.cfg
134 clear
135 less anaconda-ks.cfg
136 more anaconda-ks.cfg
137 clear
138 head anaconda-ks.cfg
139 head -20 anaconda-ks.cfg
140 head -2 anaconda-ks.cfg
141 clear
142 tail anaconda-ks.cfg
143 tail -2 anaconda-ks.cfg
144 tail -f anaconda-ks.cfg
145 clear
146 cd /var/log/
147 ls
148 tail -f yum.log
149 ls
150 clear
151 cat messages
152 clear
153 tail -f /var/log/messages
154 cd
155 clear
156 cat /etc/passwd
157 clear
158 cut -d: -f1 /etc/passwd
159 cut -d: -f3 /etc/passwd
160 cut -d: -f4 /etc/passwd
161 clear
162 awk '{print $1}' /etc/passwd
163 awk -F':' '{print $1}' /etc/passwd
164 clear
165 awk -F':' '{print $1}' /etc/passwd
166 ls
167 cat cmds
168 clear
169 vim samplefile.txt
170 clear
171 cat samplefile.txt
172 vim samplefile.txt
173 cat samplefile.txt
174 sed 's/coronavirus/covid19/g' samplefile.txt
175 cat samplefile.txt
176 sed -i 's/coronavirus/covid19/g' samplefile.txt
177 cat samplefile.txt
178 sed -i 's/covid19/nothing/g' samplefile.txt
179 cat samplefile.txt

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