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How to set motd In Linux
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How to set motd In Linux

BySharad Chhetri April 5, 2014December 10, 2024

Learn how to configure or set motd on Linux Operating Systems. The motd abbreviation is “Message Of The Day”. The motd is widely used in Linux servers.

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