How to see the available shell of a machine??

In a linux machine inforamation about the login shell are stored in a particular file name /etc/shells.
You must open the file to see the available shell of a machine.Using following command you can see the available shell:-

$cat /etc/shells
or
$more /etc/shells
or
$less /etc/shells

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