Lab 7 Standard I/O and Pipes 1. [student@stationX ~]$ cat /proc/cpuinfo /proc/meminfo 2. [student@stationX ~]$ cat /proc/cpuinfo /proc/meminfo | less 3. [student@stationX ~]$ cat /proc/cpuinfo /proc/meminfo | mail -s "System Stats for $(hostname)&quo…

Lab 11 Process Control Sequence 1: Job Control 1. [student@stationX ~]$ su - 2. Begin some jobs in the background:[root@stationX ~]# tail -n0 -f /var/log/messages &[root@stationX ~]# updatedb & 3. [root@stationX ~]# service syslog restart 4. [root…

Lab 16 The Linux Filesystem Goal: Develop a better understanding of Linux filesystem essentials including: the creation and use of links, using locate and find, and archiving and compressing files. System Setup: A working, installed Red Hat Enterpris…

Lab 3 Getting Help with Commands Sequence 1: Using the Help Tools 1. man -f keyword whatis keyword list all man pages. 2. man -k keyword list all manual pages. 3. man -K keyword will be asked whether or not you would like to read it. 4. man 3 basenam…

Lab 6 Exploring the Bash Shell Sequence 1: Directory and file organization 1. Log in as user student with the password student. 2. [student@stationX ~]$ pwd/home/student 3. [student@stationX ~]$ touch {report,memo,graph}_{sep,oct,nov,dec}_{a,b,c}_{1,…

Lab 5 File Permissions Sequence 1: Determining File Permissions 1. What is the symbolic representation644 rw-r--r--755 rwxr-xr-x000 ---------711 rwx--x--x700 rwx------777 rwxrwxrwx555 r-xr-xr-x111 --x--x--x600 rw-------731 rwx-wx--x 2. Given a file w…

Lab 4 Browsing the Filesystem Sequence 1: Directory and File Organization 1. Log in as user student with the password student. 2. [student@stationX ~]$ pwd/home/student 3. ls    ls -a    ls -al-a option includes files whose names begin with a period…

Lab 8 Introduction to String Processing Sequence 1: Exercises in string processing 1. Other than the man page, how could you get a summary of options for the aspell command,displayed one page at a time?aspell --help | less 2. How many files are in th…

Lab 9 Using vim Sequence 1: Navigating with vim 1. Log in as user student 2. [student@stationX ~]$ cp /etc/passwd ~ 3. [student@stationX ~]$ vim ~/passwd 4. First, try moving around using such as the arrows, PgUp, PgDn.They should all work as expecte…

Lab 10 Understanding the Configuration Tools Sequence 1: Configuring the Network with system-config-network 1. Select System->Administration->Network. 2. Click New, highlight Ethernet Connection, and click Forward. 3. Highlight the device associated…