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- - Grub - selecting kernel
Linux - Unix Blogs.
Posted: 2006/08/27
A typical situation on RedHat EN 3 is that even though your server is a dual processor machine, the Grub loader will boot with the single processor kernel even though you have both installed, this is obviously very counter productive with remote reboots, learn how to fix this problem here.
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- - Plesk Backup utilities usage
Plesk information and how tos.
Posted: 2006/08/22
We recently faced a hard drive crash on one of our plesk servers , version 7.54 reloaded, well, in the hard way we learned a thing or two of the plesk backup utilities and their usage, mostly on the psarestore utility.
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- - Godaddy IP Blocks - what the heck ?!
Industry comments.
Posted: 2006/08/18
As I said earlier, this space is used from time to time to vent my frustration, and I do hope this article does reach (someday) the proper individuals so I can get heard. Godaddy, what is the matter with your unfair ip blocks ?
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- - Connect to a new sun server
Solaris Blogs.
Posted: 2006/08/07
Perhaps you bought a new sun server and are having some problems to connect to it. Read this small blog to get the right direction.
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- - High CPU utilization on a Cisco Router
Cisco - IOS Blogs.
Posted: 2006/04/26
After dealing several hours with a serious network packet loss due to a high cpu utilization on our cisco 2610 router, we came with the solution, straight up from CISCO support documents.
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- - Using the VI editor
Linux - Unix Blogs.
Posted: 2006/04/03
The VI editor is the most common editor on any unix environment, wether your favorite flavor of *nix is solaris or linux or freebsd vi is a must know to develop properly on the unix environments.
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- - Change default route / gateway on solaris
Solaris Blogs.
Posted: 2006/04/03
Confused between the differences between solaris and linux? Well, me too sometimes, this is the way to change the default route on a solaris server or box. Very usefull information !
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- - Raid types explained
Hardware related Blogs.
Posted: 2006/03/30
Ever wondered the differences between the different raid types? Before selecting the raid array type that fits your organization understand properly whats all about.
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- - Linux / Unix - change your default gateway
Linux - Unix Blogs.
Posted: 2006/03/29
Changing the gateway on a linux / unix server or machine without using a graphical interface is a very common task for network administrators, check the solution here.
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- - Using SSH with PHP
PHP programming Blogs.
Posted: 2006/03/24
Follow these steps to integrate SSH2 into PHP, this article describes how to use the SSH2 libraries as a PHP extension in case you need your applications to connect to an SSH / SSH2 server.
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- - A little deeper into SSH
Linux - Unix Blogs.
Posted: 2006/02/01
The following article gives a more detailed description of the different features you can enable on a linux ssh enabled box. Learn how to port forward, generate ssh keys and more.
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- - What are the differences between solaris and redhat ?
Linux - Unix Blogs.
Posted: 2006/01/09
What are the differences between Solaris and RedHat Linux? What are the similarities between the two operating systems at an administrative level?
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- - Linux and Windows filesystem fragmentation
Linux - Unix Blogs.
Posted: 2006/01/09
Is there any need to "defragment" Linux partitions as there is in Windows/NT systems? Is this yet another reason why running a Linux server is better than NT, in that you don't really need to worry so much about fragmentation on Linux partitions?
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- ntsys application for linux (setup) - Add remove services from linux startup
Linux - Unix Blogs.
Posted: 2005/11/28
Here is a simple way that linux provides to manage the services on the startup, mostly for those users that want a small graphical interface to manage this
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- A - How to restrict users in linux to their /home
Linux - Unix Blogs.
Posted: 2005/11/28
This is typical situation, you created users that were intended to stay in their /home environment, however they can read around and look all the server directories, here is how to solve this situation
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