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| Linux, the primary terminal where a user works. |
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| In SSH, login that uses public/private keys to prove the identity of the user who wants to log in. |
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| The shell that is opened directly after a user has logged in. |
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| In public/private key encryption, the key that is used to generate encrypted data. |
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| In cryptography, the key that is typically sent by a server to a client so that the client can send back encrypted data. |
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| The procedure of stopping the computer and starting it again. |
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| A shell that is started from another shell. |
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| The service manager on RHEL 8. It is the very first process that starts after the kernel has loaded, and it takes care of starting all other processes and services on a Linux system. |
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| Originally, the screen that was used by a user to type commands on. |
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| A program that provides a virtual terminal on Linux. |
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