An illustrated guide on how to change your user password on a Linux operating system.
To set a new root password on a Linux server, make sure you are logged into the correct server and you have root access privileges.
Then, run the "passwd root" command to invoke the password change script. Enter the new password twice to successfully change it.
You will be notified whether the password was updated successfully. The same procedure can be applied to any user on the server by replacing the root with any other username.