WHAT IS LINUX USER MANAGEMENT COMMANDS?

 Linux commands are used to identify the location of the given executable that is executed when you type the executable name (command) in the terminal prompt.

Let me start with the most common question,

WHAT IS USER MANAGEMENT:

User management is a package of everything from Creating to deleting a user on your system. 

TYPES OF TOOLS USER MANAGEMENT:

There are two types of tools in user management:

1- Graphic Tools that are the way to handle and we can work on it easily..

2- Command Line Tool it totally based on commands for example user add,passwd, etc

Let's have a look at:

WHAT IS THE LIST OF LINUX USER MANAGEMENT COMMANDS:

Command	Description

sudo adduser username              to	Add a user
sudo passwd -l 'username'               to	Disable a user
sudo userdel -r 'username'                to	Delete a user
sudo usermod -a -G GROUPNAME USERNAME    to	Add user a to a usergroup
sudo deluser USER GROUPNAME           to	Remove user from a user group