Ethtool is a useful linux utility that we can use to view and modify the ethernet device settings. By following this article, you will learn how to change the speed in your network card, modify auto-negotiation settings and changing duplex modes in your network card. Installing ethtool #apt install ethtool Once it is installed, use […]
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Read MoreThis week, Red Hat created a huge public outcry over its announcement regarding the future of CentOS. Red Hat, in a shocking move, is discontinuing CentOS Project in favor of the rolling release, CentOS
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Read MoreLearn how to use the chattr command to change file attributes on Linux file systems.
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Read MoreCreate a central log repository by using rsyslog, and then configure Linux servers to forward logs to the repository.
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Read MoreEchoping is a simple linux tool that we can use to test the performance of a remote host (approximatively) by sending “echo” packets with TCP or UDP. After sending the “echo” packet, It will show the time taken to set up the TCP connection and to transfer the data. Execute the following command to install […]
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Read MoreThe free ride is over. CentOS Linux 8, as a rebuild of RHEL 8, will end at the end of 2021.
Read MoreThis guide explains how to easily and securely transfer files between any devices using Piping Server from command line and via a web browser.
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Read MoreAs we have already discussed in one of our previous articles, ARP protocol is commonly used by layer two devices to communicate and discover each other easily. The arping utility performs an action similar to ping, but at the Ethernet layer. Where we can use ping to tests the reachability of an IP address, arping can be used to report the […]
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Read MoreThe tape archive (tar) command was originally designed to back up filesystems to tape devices. Although many people now use the tar command to back up to non-tape devices, you should be aware of how to use tape devices as well. For the following examples, we assume that you do not have a tape drive […]
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Read MoreThe developers of elementary OS have announced their experimental builds for the ARM-based Raspberry Pi 4 series.
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