~ |– users/ | `– HOSTNAME/ | |– STUDENT | `– PROFESSOR | `–…

Question Answered step-by-step ~ |– users/ | `– HOSTNAME/ | |– STUDENT | `– PROFESSOR | `–…  ~ |– users/ |   `– HOSTNAME/ |       |– STUDENT |       `– PROFESSOR | `– notes/     |– uli101/     |   `– mf-notes/     |     `– mine/For Questions 2 to 5 assume: the tree above stays the same at the start of each question; you havejust logged in to matrix and your pwd is your home directory.NOTE: For Questions 2 to 5, two command lines are required to answer each question.-x-2. Use absolute paths in your answer for both command lines.   On matrix, run the following command:     ypcat passwd   Using a pipe with grep redirect the line having your MySeneca username to file STUDENT. For   example: if MySeneca username is jbond007 then put the line starting with jbond007 from output   of “ypcat passwd” to file jbond007 using absolute paths.   Using absolute paths, write a another command line to show that file STUDENT contains just one   line with your MySeneca username in it. For example: using jbond007 as MySeneca username from   the example above, what command line uses absolute path to show contents of file jbond007.Ans:    Computer Science Engineering & Technology Networking ULI 101 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)