User management describes the ability for administrators to manage user access to various IT resources like systems, devices, applications, storage systems, networks, SaaS services, and more. User management is a core part to any directory service and is a basic security essential for any organization.
In this “User Management - Linux” you will learn about following topics:
- Creating a User Account
- Setting User Defaults
- Supplying Initial Login Scripts
- Configuring System-wide shell options
- Setting System Profiles
- Providing Support to Users
- Creating A Technical Support Mailbox
- Resetting a User’s Password
- Modifying Accounts
- Modifying User Accounts with usermod
- Modifying User Accounts with Red Hat User Manager
- Deleting User Accounts
- Deleting User Accounts with userdel
- Deleting User Accounts with Red Hat User Manager
- Checking Disk Quotas
- Using Quota to Check Disk Usage
- Creating Quota Files
- Creating a Quota Startup Script
- Creating Quota Rules
- Updating Quota Settings
- Checking Quotas
- Using du to Check Disk Use
- Removing Temp Files Automatically
- Sending Mail to All Users
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BCA 7th Semester Linux Operating System Notes Pdf:
- Unit I: Introduction Of Linux
- Unit II: Basics Of Linux
- Unit III: Installation Of Linux
- Unit IV: System Administration
- Unit VI: Security And System Handling
- Unit VII: Setting Up A Web Server
- Unit VIII: Setting Up DHCP And NIS
- Unit IX: Setting Up A MySQL Database Server
- Unit X: Setting up DNS Servers
- Unit XI: ISP Simulation
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