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Common Linux commands: nslookup, lsmd5sum, uname, and history1. nslookup DNS developers all know what the nslookup (name server lookup: domain name query) command is for. It comes with windows. However, in Linux, enter nslookup to display the

Http://www.computerhope.com/unix/unslooku.htmAbout NslookupThe nslookup command is used to query Internet name servers interactively for information.Overviewnslookup, which stands for "name Server Lookup", was a useful tool for finding out

Usually collect some commands for easy use.1:LS-LRT Sort by Time show2:nslookup View DNS resolution3:lsof-p Process NumberLsof ' which httpd '//That process is using Apache executable fileLSOF/ETC/PASSWD//The process is taking

UNIX is a very popular network operating system. Using the Domain Name Service function provided by UNIX, it establishes a Domain Name System for the Enterprise Intranet, which can effectively manage the network, it is convenient for users to

How do I install depot files? First Su to root user, then swinstall –s/home/... Hit the path and file name, enter, a character interface with a menu, you can tab switch, first in the following "box" to enter, select the entry to install (1 of the 1

Ultra-Practical Linux/unix shortcut key rollup (development, Management) (1) (Turn) The most important platform for development and system management in a Linux/unix environment is the shell environment. The shell has a lot of very useful shortcut

Recently, I found that many colleagues, especially our PHP developers, basically do not use shortcuts in Linux/unix, which seriously affects work efficiency, after each usage, I will describe it in detail. All of the following commands are valid in

The most important platform for development and system management in Linux/Unix is the shell environment. Shell has many very useful shortcut keys. Mastering these shortcut keys will greatly improve your work efficiency. AD: [51CTO technical

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  All of the following commands are valid in Linux/Unix shell. Bash is the main command here. In case of any discrepancy, your own server shall prevail. Linux mentioned in this article mainly refers to RHEL/centos, and Unix refers to FreeBSD, which