Ajit Pandeyuser-management-in-rhel.hashnode.dev·Oct 6, 2024User management in RHEL - useradd and usermodTo change a user's account settings after the user has been created, we'll need to use the usermod command. Most of the syntax for usermod is identical to that of useradd. Change the Login Name of an user: # usermod -l newusername oldusername Change...Discussusermod
Karlygash Yakiyayevakarlygash-yakiyayeva.dev·Feb 15, 2024Linux usermod Command ExplainedThe usermod (short for user modification) is a powerful tool that allows system administrators to make various changes to user accounts, such as updating user information, adding the user to new groups, changing the user's login name or home director...Discuss·29 readsLinuxDevops
Shubham Bandgarchandrasamrat.hashnode.dev·Jan 27, 2024Usermod Command in Unix-like SystemsIn Unix-like operating systems, effective user management is crucial. Among all commands available, usermod command is used to modifying user account properties. In this comprehensive guide, we sive deep into the usermod command and exploring its var...Discuss·3 likesusermod
