Use the useradd command. By default, this will add a user and create a home dircetory for that user, which will be located in /home.
EXAMPLE: /usr/sbin/useradd yourname will create the user yourname, and make the directory /home/yourname
Set the password for the new user by running passwd. This will give the user a password and activate the account.
EXAMPLE: /usr/bin/passwd yourname. You will be prompted twice for a password.
Redhat is a Linux based operating system.
Mr. Bob Young and Mr. Marc Ewing are the founder of Redhat Inc.
Yes. Redhat Linux is suitable for all kind of server needs.
Like Windows 7 Redhat is also an operating system. It is not easy to install an operating system into another. But the recent advances in software world gives an opportunity through virtualization, we can create a virtual machine and then install Windows7 into it. Virtualbox software may assist.
no
You need to go to user accounts and create a new user there from the control panel
Not all version of Redhat Linux is free but you can download many desktop versions free.
create an organization, create a role, add a user
As of today (05/15/2012), runlevel 2 on most RedHat and Fedora systems is multi-user without network support. [JMH]
to create user defined functions the user defined data is needed nd its useful to the programmer to create its own data.
goto 'system' tab > in dropdown menu select 'about this computer'. or type in terminal cat <space> /etc/redhat-release
Redhat and Mandrake are not versions of any operating system. Both are itself standalone Linux operating systems.