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RHCSA Linux Notes (RHEL 9) – Complete Exam-Oriented Study Guide + Commands + Practice Tasks

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These Linux notes provide a complete and well-structured guide designed for students, beginners, and professionals preparing for Linux administration or RHCSA certification. The document covers every essential topic, including Linux commands, filesystem hierarchy, user and group administration, permissions, SELinux, networking, storage management, boot process, system services, and shell scripting. Each chapter includes simple explanations, examples, command outputs, and step-by-step procedures so you can understand Linux concepts quickly and practically. These notes are ideal for: – RHCSA (Red Hat Certified System Administrator) exam preparation – College/university Linux courses – Operating System labs – Interview preparation and IT job readiness The content is clean, easy to understand, and organized for fast revision. It is perfect for learners who want reliable Linux study material without searching multiple sources.

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Linux Virtual Lab setup Tools (software) -
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Donwload Oracle Virtual Box -
https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads

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Download RHEL 9.0 ISO File -

For download RHEL9 ISO RED HAT login account required,create login account use
following link
https://www.redhat.com/wapps/ugc/register.html?_flowId=register-
flow&_flowExecutionKey=e1s1


Download RHEL 9.0 ISO File - (x86_64 DVD ISO 9.*)
https://developers.redhat.com/products/rhel/download

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Google Drive Link for RHEL9 & Virtual Box:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1iPHSEVO9Upo2l7C3lA66_8CNAdDzBBxC?
usp=drive_link




I. mkdir
mkdir command use for create directory
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1. create sigle directory
#mkdir /india
#ls /
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2. create multiple directory
#mkdir /city1 /city2 /city3
#ls /
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3. create number of directory
#mkdir /city{4..14}
#ls /
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4. create directories inside directory
#mkdir -p /usa/washington/whitehouse

-p parantal permission
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II. touch

touch command use for create empty files, touch not supportable for write, edit,
read file etc.

,1. create single file
#touch /note.txt
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2. create multiple files
#touch /note1.txt /note2.txt /note3.txt
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3. create number of files
#touch /note{4..40}.txt
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III. rm
rm command use for delete/remove file and directories.

Syntax
#rm <option> <name of file/dir>
Options
-r recursive
-v verbose
-f forcefully
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1. remove single file
#rm -rvf /note.txt
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2. remove multiple file
#rm -rvf /note1.txt /note2.txt /note3.txt
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3. remove number of files
#rm -rvf /note{4..20}.txt
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4. remove all file/dir which start note character
#rm -rvf /note*
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5. remove all files which have .txt extension
#rm -rvf /*.txt
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6. remove directory which start with Do character
#rm -rvf /root/Do*
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7. remove all contents inside root directory
#rm -rvf /root/*
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8. remove root directory
#rm -rvf /root
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IV. cat




IV. cat

,cat command use for create file, write file, read file and append file but cat
command not support to edit existing file.
Syntax:
#cat <options> <name of file>
Options
> create/write
>> append
< read ( default )
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eg.

1. create file with cat commnad
#cat > /note.txt
pune is good city
pune is IT city
pune is educational city

Press "ctrl+d" for save and exit
#ls /
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2. read file
#cat < /note.txt
or
#cat /note.txt
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3. append file
#cat >> /note.txt
pune is smart city

Press "ctrl+d" for save and exit

for read
#cat /note.txt
Press "ctrl+d" for save and exit
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V. cp
cp command use for copy and paste.

Syntax:
#cp <options> <source file> <dest file>
Options
-r recursive
-v verbose
-f forcefully

eg.
1. copy and paste note.txt
#cp -rvf /note.txt /usa/
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2. copy note 1to5 files and paste
#cp -rvf /note{1..5}.txt /usa/
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3. copy all note file and paste
#cp -rvf /note*.txt /usa/
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, 4. copy all .txt files and paste
#cp -rvf /*.txt /usa/
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5. copy all file/dir which start with "Do" character and paste
#cp -rvf /root/Do* /usa/
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6. copy all contents present inside /root directory and paste
#cp -rvf /root/* /usa/
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7. copy /root directory and paste
#cp -rvf /root /usa/
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VI. mv
mv command use for cut/paste file/dir and rename file/dir
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1.cut note.txt and paste
#mv /note.txt /aws
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2. cut note{1..5}.txt and paste
#mv /note{1..5}.txt /aws
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3. cut all note file and paste
#mv /note* /aws
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4. to rename directory ( old name aws and new name amazon )
#mv /aws /amazon
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5. to rename and cut/paste at a time ( cut amazon directory and paste with name
cloud inside usa )
#mv /amazon /usa/cloud
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V. vim ( Visual IMprove )
vim is improve version of vi command which was popularly used in unix OS.
vim is use for create, wirte, read, edit append etc.

It work in 3 important mode
1. command mode
2. insert mode
3. extended mode
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eg.
#vim /pune.txt

draw digram

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1. operation in insert mode

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