Linux Lab#LI03-1: Manage users and groups

Lab

linux
lab
bash
user
lab
Author

albertprofe

Published

Tuesday, June 1, 2021

Modified

Friday, November 1, 2024

📘 Linux Lab#LI03-1: Manage users and groups

  • Use the /etc/skel directory to define profile settings before adding any user accounts.
  • Set password and account expirations using the /etc/login.defs file before adding any user accounts. Use the following password requirements:
    • Passwords should expire after 90 days, with a five-day warning period.
  • Use the command line to create five user accounts to use in later activities. You will experiment with permissions and ownership by using these accounts. Give each user a unique name but set them all with the same password (for your own sanity).
  • Use the command line to create five groups based on fictitious departments: sales, marketing, human resources, IT, engineering. Place one user from above into each group.
  • Delegate the ability to reboot the system to only one user by using sudo.
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