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GIAN JARCIA Activity 3 Getting Help
GIAN JARCIA Activity 3 Getting Help
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Getting Help
Course Code: CPE207 Program: SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
Course Title: SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION FUNDAMENTALS Date Performed: 02/15/23
Section: CPE22S2 Date Submitted: 02/15/23
Name: GIAN RUSSELL A. JARCIA Instructor: LOIS ILUSTRE
1. Objective(s):
This activity aims to use command line to get help and view commands documentation.
3. Discussion :
there are three pats of gettinghelp discussion, the first part is the Man Pages, Man pages is the
kind of help that will teach you how to actually use the commands including the name, synopsis and
description. The next is the info help, the info help will tell you the origin of the command. Last is the
help option, help option will tell you the brief or basic information of the command.
4. Resources:
Personal Computer with installed Virtual Box
Ubuntu Server or Desktop virtual machine
5. Procedure:
3. h
4. q
5. /file
6. n
7. q
1. Many commands will provide basic information, very similar to the SYNOPSIS found in man pages,
by simply using the --help option to the command. Use –help option to find help about the cat
command. Explain the output.
The command “ cat –help” will show you the brief explanation about the cat command.
2. Type the command name that you know in the terminal and then press tab twice. Explain the function of tab
completion to know the exact name of the command.
The tab will show you all commands starting will the letter that you input, for example I input the letter c
then I press the tab. All commands that starting in letter C pop up. This command can help us when we forgot the
exact comman
7. Problem Analysis:
8. Conclusion
I conclude that knowing the gettinghelp command can help you to know the command more, because
when you the man command the server will tell you the how to use or utilize the command, the info
command will tell you the origins of the command, the –help command will show the brief or basic info that
you need to know in that command.
8. Assessment (Rubric for Laboratory Performance):