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Providing DHCP Services

Providing DHCP Services – All You Need to Know (Free Guide)

Providing DHCP services is an important task for any network administrator, as it is necessary for providing network access to devices on the network. There […]

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Configure NTP Using ntpd – Easy Steps to Getting Started

OpenLDAP – Red Hat Enterprise Linux (Free Guide)

How to Use SCP Command to Securely Transfer Files

VoIP Services for Small Businesses
VoIP Services for Small Businesses

Understanding the Benefits of VoIP Services for Small Businesses

September 1, 2023September 3, 2023 Mr. SynMan No comments

Small businesses looking for reliable, cost-effective communications solutions need to look no further than VoIP services. VoIP services offer features like scalability, advanced security, and […]

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List Users in Linux
List Users in Linux

Learning How to List Users in Linux – A Comprehensive Guide

September 1, 2023September 3, 2023 Mr. SynMan No comments

Linux is a very powerful open-source operating system used by millions of people around the world. The ability to list users in Linux is an […]

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System Calls in the Linux Kernel
System Calls in the Linux Kernel

Understanding System Calls in the Linux Kernel (Free Guide)

August 24, 2023September 5, 2023 Mr. SynMan No comments

System calls are one of the core components of the Linux kernel that enable a user-space process to request a service or resource from the […]

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AIDE – Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment
AIDE – Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment

RHEL AIDE – Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment

March 3, 2023September 3, 2023 Mr. SynMan No comments

Configure AIDE AIde rules types PERMS, NORMAL, LSPP, DATAONLY AIDE Permissions types Manage AIDE database Create AIDE cron job Configure AIDE alerts

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Yum Plugin Security
Yum Plugin Security

Using Yum Plugin Security to verify Red Hat updates (Free Guide)

February 25, 2023September 3, 2023 Mr. SynMan No comments

Keep your WordPress blog secure and up to date with Yum Plugin Security! Yum Plugin Security is the leading WordPress security plugin, providing proactive security […]

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Linux Device Management
Linux Device Management

Linux Device Management Fundamentals [Free Guide]

November 29, 2021September 3, 2023 Mr. SynMan No comments

Are you looking for an effective and efficient way to manage your Linux devices? With the right Linux device management system, you can keep track […]

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Pseudo File Systems
Pseudo File Systems

Linux Pseudo File Systems: Free Guide

November 29, 2021September 3, 2023 Mr. SynMan No comments

A pseudo file system does not exist on a physical hard disk,is created by the Kernel and only runs all in RAM while the system […]

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Working with Kernel Modules
Working with Kernel Modules

Working with Kernel Modules

November 29, 2021September 3, 2023 Mr. SynMan No comments

LPIC1 Category – 101.1 Determine and configure hardware settings uname command display information about the running Kernel. Display a list of all running Kernel modules […]

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Understand Linux ACLs
Understand Linux ACLs

Understand Linux ACLs

July 25, 2021September 3, 2023 Mr. SynMan No comments

Linux ACLs can control the filesystem features and flags for each file or folder. Introducing ACLs in Linux ACLs Kernel support Listing Filesystem ACLs Setting […]

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Understanding Chroot Jails
Understanding Chroot Jails

Understanding Chroot Jails: A Comprehensive Guide

May 13, 2021September 3, 2023 Mr. SynMan No comments

Understanding Chroot Jails is easy, first, we need to understand the jailing process and then how to create a jail environment on our Linux system. […]

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