First, System Management and Setup
Ii. User and User group management
Third, Disk Management
Iv. File and directory management
V. Backup and compression
VI. network management and related applications
Vii. Vi/vim Editor
First, System Management and Setup
1. Information Display command
Man & info & help/Manuals
Cat/proc/cpuinfo | grep Flags | grep--color "LM" | WC-L//result greater than 0, description supports 64-bit calculation. " LM "refers to a long MODE,LM is a 64-bit
getconf long_bit//View the number of CPU bits
Cat/proc/cpuinfo | grep name | Cut-f2-d: | UNIQ-C//View CPU Model
Cat/proc/devices//Lists the main device numbers for characters and block devices, and the device names assigned to these device numbers
Cat/proc/filesystems//Read file system
Cat/proc/interrupts//Display Interrupt
Cat/proc/ioports//View IO port
CAT/PROC/LOADAVG//See system load
Cat/proc/meminfo//See memory information
Date//Display current system time
Date + '%y/%m/%d '//Display time in year/month/day format
Date + '%y-%m-%d '//Display time in year/month/day format
Date +%h:%m//display time, minutes
Date-r test//Show test file last modified time
DMESG//See startup information
Cal//View calendar
Dmidecode | grep "Product Name"//view machine model
Dmidecode | more//View hardware information
Dmidecode | grep "Serial number"//view the motherboard serial numbers
File/sbin/init//See if the system is 32-bit or 64-bit
FREE-M//Display memory status in m units
History-c//Clear History
Hostname//View host name
Hostname-i//Display host IP address
Hostname host name//set hostname
Hwclock//Get Current hardware time
Clock--show//view hardware time
Lspci | grep Ethernet//View information online
LSPCI-TV//List all PCI devices
LSUSB//Output all USB devices
ls/etc/rc3.d/s* | Cut-c 15-//Show services running 3-level Open
Ls-l/lib/modules/$ (UNAME-R)/kernel/fs//view Linux support those file systems
Cat/proc/filesystems//view current file loaded into in-memory supported file system
Mount//List all partitions of the system
Mpstat//Multi-processor utilization
NETSTAT-ATULNP | grep 22//view 22-Port monitoring
Set//show locally defined shell variables
stat-f filename//Show file status
Stat filename//Display file details
Tac/etc/hosts//In contrast to cat, the hosts content is displayed on the screen from the last line to the first row
Time LS//To see how long it takes to execute the LS command
Linux Command Encyclopedia