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Hi all, i am in need of a command to list the dns server ips that is already stored in the system. For that matter, i would love to see ...
  1. 12-27-2008 #1
    nbalaji
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    Where to quicksearch linux commands?

    Hi all,
    i am in need of a command to list the dns server ips that is already stored in the system.

    For that matter, i would love to see a site to quick search any linux commands and learn in that way.

    Also point me to some good links where a linux newbie can learn stuffs from ground up.
    [If this is a question already been raised and answered, pls give me the link to that post.]

    many thanks in advance,
    nbalaji
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    You can also put this wallpaper to your PC, to see quickly some commonly used commands.
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    And don't forget about the man/info pages located on your system, open a terminal/konsole window and type these commands:
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    man man
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    man info
    Use Space bar for next page and press Q to quit. You can use both of these commands for most linux commands like this:
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    man grep
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    info grep
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    man ifconfig
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    info ifconfig
    Try it out on any Linux command you can think of.
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  5. 12-27-2008 #5
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    thanks

    Thanks all.
    Thanks L4Linux for the wallpaper. I have set it as my wallpaper.

    Regards,
    Balaji N
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