Create your user-generated content site on Red Hat Enterprise Linux

1.5. Setting up a single-instance Apache HTTP Server Copy link the httpd package: # dnf httpd. If you use firewalld , open the TCP port 80 in the local firewall: Enable and start the httpd service: Optional: Add HTML files to the /var//html/ directory.

Procedure Create a user with security group permission. Issue the command: Grant sudo permissions to the user for all commands. Note: By default, the sudo command requires user authentication before it runs a command. Set the password for the newly created user. Issue the command: bash-2.05b$passwd tdiuser.

To create a sudo user on RedHat, follow these steps: Log in to your RedHat system as the root user. Type the following command to create a new user: useradd username. Set a password for the new user: passwd username. Type the following command to grant the user sudo privileges: usermod -aG wheel username.

The useradd command is an essential tool in RHEL for creating new user accounts. This command not only adds the userʼs information to the system files, but also sets up their home directory and default configurations.

You can grant admin privileges to a user in Linux by adding the user to the sudo group, which allows them to execute commands with superuser privileges. Use the command sudo usermod -aG sudo username , replacing username with the userʼs actual name.

Steps for creating a new Red Hat login ID and Account Navigate to the user registration page. Select the account type. Select Corporate if using the account with an Organization or Business. Create a unique login ID. Create a strong and unique password. Fill in the rest of your personal information in the fields needed.

Superuser accounts are highly privileged accounts primarily used for administration by specialized IT employees. These users/accounts, sometimes also called super admins, may have virtually unlimited privileges, or ownership, over a system.