Linux Cmd Per Day
@LinuxCmdPerDay
A Linux command per day. Learn something new in Linux while browsing Twitter
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ntpdate servername.com will perform a network time update against a specific NTP server
lsb_release -a shows full information on your Linux release including version and codename
ctrl-d is a quick way to exit a terminal without typing exit
showmount -e SERVER: Shows the export list for an NFS server with IP restrictions
mtr:Combines the functionality of ping and traceroute to give you an auto updating list of hops with availability for each hop on the route
dmesg shows kernel diagnostic messages that occur as the system boots / initializes hardware and as hardware changes during system runtime
uname shows basic information about your system. uname -a gives all available information including kernel revision and architecture
Find files created today with find / -type f -mtime 0
Hit 1 when in top to see a core by core breakdown of CPU utilization
iptraf gives a menu driven interface to interface stats including packets by protocol, throughput, and packets per second
sar: Shows system resource usage stats in 10 minute increments for trending resource usage on systems over time
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