Linux CLI - System AdministrationWhich command is commonly used by sysadmins to check running processes on a Linux server?Aps auxBls -lCmkdir newfolderDcat /etc/passwdCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify commands related to process managementCommands like 'ps aux' show running processes; others do different tasks.Step 2: Match command to checking processes'ps aux' lists all running processes with details, useful for sysadmins.Final Answer:ps aux -> Option AQuick Check:Check processes = ps aux [OK]Quick Trick: Use 'ps aux' to see all running processes [OK]Common Mistakes:Using 'ls -l' which lists files, not processesConfusing 'mkdir' with process commandsThinking 'cat /etc/passwd' shows processes
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