Linux common system commands and remote management commands

System command

Time and date:

date (View system time)

cal (View the calendar of this month)   cal -y (View the calendar of one year and 12 months)

 

Disk information:

df -h (check the remaining space of the disk) #focus on the / directory of the overload point

du -h [ directory name ]   (check the file size in the directory)

 

Process: a program currently being executed

ps aux (Check the status of the process) #aux does not need -, for example: ps au is different from ls -lh

top   (dynamically display the running process) #press q to end

kill pid (process code, kill process) #Use ps au to display the process code before use

 

Remote management commands

Network card: something that connects to a network cable and is responsible for communication between computers

IP address: the address information set on the network card

 

ifconfig   view / configure the current network card configuration information of the computer

For example: ifconfig | grep inet

 

ping ip   detects whether the connection to the target ip address is normal

ctrl + c pause ping

ping 127.0.0.1 to   detect whether the local network card is working properly

 

SSH (Remote Management Server)

ssh  [-p port]  user@remote

          Port    username@address

ssh  -p  22  [email protected]

The port number:

 

shutdown (shutdown / restart)

If after remote control, restarting the server is not enough, you need to add sudo:

sudo (super authority) shutdown -r now

 

scp (remote file copy) only in linux and unix use under

 

Two SSH client software Putty , XShell

putty

 

 

Xshell

 

 

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