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In This Tutorial You Will be Learn About Logical Volume Manager (LVM) 

How to Configure Logical Volume Manager (LVM)

How to Configure Logical Volume Manager (LVM) in Ubuntu Desktop or Server 14.04, 15.04, 16.04 & 17.04. Same in Linux Mint 17.3 and Debian 8.


Step1 :- How to View Hard Disk Name and Partition Information

Step2 :- How to Create 3 Partitions

Step3 :- How to Activate the Partition Table

Step4 :- Create a Physical Volume

Step5 :- How to View Physical Volume

Step6 :- How to Create Volume Group

Step7 :- How to Display Volume Group Information

Step8 :- How to Create Logical Volume

Step9 :- How to View Logical Volume Information

Step10 :- Format the Logical Volume

Step11:- To Resize the Logical Volume

Step12 ;- To Remove Logical Volume

Step13 :- To Extend the Volume Group

In This Tutorial You Will be Learn About Access Control List (ACL)

How to Configure Access Control List (ACL)

How to Configure Access Control List (ACL) in Ubuntu Desktop or Server 14.04, 15.04, 16.04 & 17.04. Same in Linux Mint 17.3 and Debian 8.

Step1 :- Create Required Users & Group

Step2 :-  Add a File by Using Cat Command




Step3 :-  To Apply ACL on Users and Groups

Step1 :- To Apply For New Permission on Directory and Files

Step2 :- Set Write Permission to the Group Only

Step3 :-  Remove Read Permission for Others Only

Step4 :-  Assign Read, Write, Execute Permission to Others Only

Step5 :-  Assign Execute Permission to Owner, Group and Others also

Step6 :-  Remove Execute Permission From Owner, Group and Others also

Step7 :-  To Check New Permission

Step8 :- To Check Result Login as a Normal User

Group Administration

Step1 :- To Add New Group

Step2 :- Adding a New Group with GID 3000

Step3 :- Modifying Group with GID

Step4 :- Changing the Name of a Existing Group

Step5 :- To Add Users as a Secondary Users in a Group

Step6 :- Removing User itcloudnet from Group ITGROUP

Step7 :- Adding User itcloudnet to Group ITGROUP

How to Configure Disk Quota in Ubuntu, CentOS

1. How to Create a Required Users & Group 
2. How to Create a Required Partition
3. Mount the Partition with User & Group Quota Parameters
4. How to Create a Disk Quota Database File
5. How to Check the Disk Quota Status
6. How to Enable the Disk Quota Partition
7. How to Apply Quota on a User itcloudnet
8. Disk Quotas for User itcloudent (uid 500)
9. Disk Quota for Group ITGROUP (gid 501)
10. How to Apply Disk Quota on a Group ITGROUP Who is a Primary Members of a Tom & John

 Note :- itcloudnet is a User Name
             ITGROUP is a Group Name

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In this Lab You Will be Learn About Partitions

How to Create a Swap Partition in Ubuntu, CentOS

How to Create the Swap Partitions in Ubuntu Desktop or Server 14.04, 15.04, 16.04 & 17.04. Same in Linux Mint 17.3 and Debian 8.

Step1 :- How to Create the Required Partition ( Ex :- 5 Partition)


Step2 :- Make the Partition as Swap


Step3 :- How to See the Status


Step4 :- How to ON the Swap Partition


Step5 :- Again See the Status


Step6 :- To Put OFF the Swap Partition


Step7 :- How to Check the Label


Step8 :- Permanent Mounting


Step9 :- Mounting the DVDROM


Step10:- How to See the Disk Space


Step11 :- How to See the Block Size

Check How Many Partitions are there

Step2 :-  To Update the Kernel Without Restarting



Step3 :-  Format the Partitions by Using File System
Step4 :-  Create a Folder and Mount the Partition to Use

 Step5 :-  Write the Data Inside the Partition