Category: Linux Commands

The pstree command displays the running processes on a system in a tree format. Which also shows the hierarchical relationship between processes, […]

The pmap command displays memory map of a process. Which provides information about how the virtual memory of a process is allocated […]

The pkill command allows you to send signals to processes based on their names or other attributes. Which is commonly used to […]

Examples: 1. To display the kernel routing table $ netstat -r$ netstat –route 2. To display multicast group membership information $ netstat […]

The mpstat command provides detailed information about the CPU usage and performance statistics of a system. Which is typically used to monitor […]

Examples: 1. To get the NFS mount stats $ mountstat 2. To get only NFS mount stats $ mountstat –nfs 3. To […]

Examples: 1. To mount a file system $ mount /dev/sda /support  2. To specify the file system type $ mount -t nfs […]

Examples: 1. To browse the file $ more file.txt 2. To display the prompt for continue $ more -d file.txt 3. To […]

The mkswap command is used to create a swap area on a device or a file. It is a portion of a […]

It is a command which is used to generate encrypted passwords or password hashes. Which is commonly used for generating password hashes […]