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The steps to manipulate filesystems and set permissions in linux using system administration commands. Topics covered include user and group creation, creating new filesystems, and mounting partitions. Students will learn how to create new users and groups, allocate specific permissions, and add users to groups.
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Filesystem Manipulation & Permissions Students Name University Course Name Professor Date
Filesystem Manipulation & Permissions Locate and utilize linux system administration commands to create users and groups. Standard linux commands will be used to allocate specific user and group permissions for files and directories. For admin tasks you will need to switch to the root user: Part 1: User and Group Creation “sudo su - “ Create 3 new groups: cs math science
Using mkfs.ext4, create 3 new filesystems on each new logical partition and mount them with the names below: /math /cs /science