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Introduction to CLI commands
CLI commands can be used to perform various operations, including file management, system configuration, network management, etc. If you want to know more about CLI commands, you can read the articles below this topic.
What are the CLI commands?CLI commands include file and directory management, system configuration and management, process management, system information, etc. Detailed introduction: 1. File and directory management commands include ls, cd, mkdir, rm, cp, and mv commands; 2. System configuration and management commands include sudo, apt-get, yum, ifconfig, ping, and ssh commands; 3. Process Management commands include ps, kill, and top commands; 4. System information commands include uname, df, free, uptime commands, etc.
What is the usage of nmcli command?The usage of the nmcli command is: 1. View interface information; 2. View connection information; 3. Start or stop the interface; 4. Create a connection; 5. Modify the IP address; 6. Modify whether the connection is self-starting; 7. Delete the connection; 8. Configure the connected dns.
Detailed explanation of redis cli commandRedis commands are used to perform operations on the redis service. To execute commands on the redis service a redis client is required. The Redis client is in the redis installation package we downloaded before. This article will introduce you to the redis cli command.
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