Now we are going to create the required data, so first of all, we will put some data in very deep
subducted.
We are going to create these two files.
Salam, a small and medium.
And please remember we will be using this ADT command.
Did you mean this dumb idea?
I mean, input file equal to device digital?
We are saying, please take this as a device zero as the input file and output.
The file as a small and block sector is equal to one nambi and count the quality.
So what we are telling this command, please create some binary data and put it in this file and the
block size that mean at one go that data should be one and be and put that data 20 times.
So actually what this command is going to do, it will create a one file of TMB and we are going to
create another file.
Did the input file equal to device?
Zero output file is equal to device A is equal to medium and block sector is one and be and counted
50.
So we are going to create this file so it will create a 50 and file.
So let us go into our master system and we will go into the VAT FTB.
But protected by default, this text is empty, so which command we are going to use delete input file
physical to device digital output file is equal to small block size, equal to 1m, and we are saying
count is equal to.
Twenty.
So it is it has created a file of contempt, then we will say medium.
File's name, and we're making the count today.
50.
So what did you say it has created these to fail and how we can verify?
With unless it's command.
So what it is going to show you, it is going to show you the size of the file.
Now if you are going to carefully look small, file is of TMB and medium files of 15B.
Now what we will be doing, we will open the second terminal.
We will log in, added Nunoo.
Use it.
Now we will check if there are any files.
No files there, so we are going to create the file and one it could be any name.
We are creating one new file.
Then we are going to create second file.
We are going to put some data.
We can create the file with the academy.
Now what we are going to do.
We are going to create one large file also there.
So what is the common didi again, in particular to IFAD to input file device?
Zero output file is large, block size is one and be counted hundreds, so it is going to create a file
of hundreds, maybe.
So let us go there.
And let us create the file daddy input file is equal to device zero and output file is equal to large.
It could be any name block size equal to one and be.
And the count we are specifying as equal to.
Hunter.
So now it is going to create the file and with a.
As at.
What we can do, we can view the details.
So three files out there and pwt.
I mean, this is the end.
Isn't that mean when we are going to use local users?
So it is going to supply the material from this and let us go to our.
Another user, also another user also.
So in our case?
So we will be in our case on the use.
And what we are going to do, which file we are going to create even.
We are keeping a little bit of symmetry on you mean we are creating files with the E name and with.
We are creating one with and so that we can remember.
So let us create the second file.
That means we need some data for every to of.
That is our purpose of creating these files.
So again, a list minus L we can view the two files are created.
And this is the home data.
Now what we are going to do, we will go to this system.
Then system and we are going to create one user cannot.
Already exist, password.
So in your case, that user might not be there.
So here we have created that to use it.
And now what we are going to do.
They are going to log in hit.
Now, already, two files are created.
And if the files are not there, then with the alerts minus L command of the command, you can create
given and get the files.
So let us check.
So with pWt, this is showing us that this is that mean now what we have done in our case, we have
created the required file, all the files that were needed.
Now what will we are doing this?
We have already checked that whether F2P server is installed or not, F2P clients are also installed.
Now what we are going to do, we are going to start the F2P service now, how to start the server systems,
it'll start very good activity.
Systems that will enable this is going to power and temporarily start your F2P server.
And this is going to be permanent.
So let us run this command.
Then later on, what we will be doing, we will be using different, different clients.
So let us.
Go to Harvard Master System.
And as a which usually you have to run those commands as it would use it.
So if we are going to run this whole command three terminals, other open route is logged in from device
one, none of which they're uneasy now, which command we are going to use system still.
Start very skilled.
But before that, what we are going to do, we are going to make one copy of the configuration file
because we are going to make a lot of changes in this file.
So this is the main file of your F2P configuration file.
So we are making one copy of this file because sometimes it make so many changes that it is difficult
to restore the reason file.
So we are taking one backup of this file, so we will name these files back.
So if we are going to carefully look at this technique, very good FTB, the knockback file is also
there.
Now what we are going to do.
We are going to system.
Civil.
Start very skilled FTB, the.
Then we are going to permanently enable this.
So we are going to run this in.
And with status quo, you can check also what is the status?
Status of this have to be served.
It is, Tony.
So that mean not our F2P services is running properly that mean everything is running now, but we are
going to do.
We are going to use these clean systems to learning system and one window system for understanding what
are the different clients available and how to assess those FTB server by using this claims.