Manage and Monitor Processes

 

A simple way to monitor and manage processes from the command line fof a Linux system is to use the command to (/bin/top).
We will see how easy this is to use and how top amalgamates many smaller utilities into the single text inferface.

First enter to the root server by root@192.168.1.55 ssh or putty
then login User: root / sh
Then pass: (right click for the paste password)
The type on the command line
>_ top c

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