How To Get Root Access Linux?
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To get root access in Linux, you can use the “sudo” command. This command allows you to run any command as the root user, granting you the highest level of privilege. You can also use the “su” command to switch to the root user and enter the root password when prompted. If you don’t have the root password, you can use the “sudo -i” command which will launch a root shell with root privileges.