How To Add User to Sudoers & Add User to Sudo Group on CentOS 7   The  sudo  command stands for “Super User DO” and temporarily elevates the privileges of a regular user for administrative tasks. The  sudo   command in CentOS  provides a workaround by allowing a user to elevate their privileges for a single task temporarily.   This guide will walk you through the  steps to add a user to sudoers in CentOS.   Prerequisites   A system running CentOS 7   Access to a user account with root privileges   Add User to Sudoers on CentOS   Step 1: Login as Administrator   If you’re working on a local machine, log in to the system with administrator credentials.   If you’re connecting to a remote machine ( over a network), open a terminal window and enter the command:   The  server_ip_address   is the network IP address of the server you’re logging into. Enter your credentials whe...