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From command line how will you add a user account?

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From command line how will you add a user account?..

Answer / srinivas kalvacherla

#useradd -u userid
-d user home dir
-g primary group
-G secondary groups
-c coment
-s shell
-e expiry date
-m usera/c
-p project name
-R role
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kalvacherla.srinivas@gmail.com

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From command line how will you add a user account?..

Answer / rajan.v.r

$adduser <username>
$passwd <username>
then it will ask passward.....

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