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The document lists various terminal commands along with their functions. Commands include network configuration, user management, file compression, and system information. It provides a quick reference for executing common tasks in a terminal environment.

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Commands

The document lists various terminal commands along with their functions. Commands include network configuration, user management, file compression, and system information. It provides a quick reference for executing common tasks in a terminal environment.

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history: Display a list of previously executed commands.

clear: Clear the terminal screen.

ifconfig: Display network interface configuration.

ping: Send network requests to test connectivity.

netstat: Display network statistics and active connections.

who: Show users currently logged in.

date: Display the current date and time.

cal: Display a calendar for the current month.

tar: Create compressed archive files or extract from them.

zip/unzip: Compress or decompress files using ZIP format.

df: Display disk space usage for file systems.

free: Display available memory and swap space.

shutdown: Power down or restart the system.

reboot: Restart the system.

passwd: Change the password for a user account.

useradd: Create a new user account.

userdel: Delete a user account.

groupadd: Create a new user group.

groupdel: Delete a user group.

sudo: Execute commands with superuser privileges.

su: Switch to a different user account.

history: Display a list of past commands.

nano/vi: Text editors for creating and editing files.

uptime: Display how long the system has been running.

uname: Display system information.

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