You will use your Linux VM. For each task, provide the specific commands you used. You are expected to perform these items through the command line. For the user accounts, each bullet point typically indicates the need for a specific option.
1. Create the following user account:
a. Name: Jimmy Junior
b. User name: juniorj
c. Login shell: csh
d. Create a home directory
e. Set his password to lovetodance, overriding any password warnings
2. Create the following user account (that will serve as a user account for printer software):
a. Name: Printer
b. Username: printer
c. Login shell: no login shell
d. Do not create a home directory
3. Explain why a user account created for software should not have a login shell.
4. Create a group called betaUsers and add juniorj and tinabelcher to this group.
5. Create an alias called Isa that will perform a long listing AND list hidden files.
6. Provide the full command you would use to set execute permission for the owner of the Bash script called test.sh. (Note, you are not creating a script, but providing a command to set permissions on this fictional file).
7. Provide the IPv4 address of the current workstation and the command you used to obtain this value.
8. As the system administrator, provide the command you can use to specifically monitor the processes owned by juniorj.
9. Explain the difference between packet switched and circuit switched networks. Provide an example of notable technology using each type of network.
10. Provide a regular expression that would match an NKU course prefix, course number, and section number. For example, it should match CIT 130-003, INF 120-001, and CIT 371-005. Note that the course prefix should be in all caps.
11. Provide a regular expression that can match files with the .jpg and .jpeg extensions.
12. Describe the difference between filename expansion and regular expressions. Provide two examples of how each can be used.
13. Describe how * and ? are used as BOTH metacharacters and wildcards.
14. Convert 122 to binary. You must show your work to receive credit.
15. Convert 0110101 to decimal. You must show your work to receive credit.