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Enterprise FreeBSD/Linux /Solaris Squid Proxy Server view photo
2 votes- Submitted by me_sanay
- 9 months ago
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Squid is the most popular high end web proxy used by both by small or big organizations and ISPs around the world. It improves web browsing performance and conserves bandwidth. It also has a very rich Access Control Lists (ACLs) to handle filtration.
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Server and Network Monitoring using MRTG - Part 1 view photo
3 votes- Submitted by me_sanay
- 9 months ago
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This is the 1st series of articles highlighting the usage of MRTG for server and network monitoring. The final goal or mission of these series of articles is to provide users professional examples of monitoring their servers and network devices using MRTG
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Internet in the 3rd world view photo
8 votes- Submitted by me_sanay
- 9 months ago
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This article represents the general aspect of the internet services provided in Nepal and in other 3rd world countries. The Internet is making the world smaller, that’s the latest buzz we hear everyday. But does it make any difference to the 3rd world?
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Effective User management under Linux/Unix view photo
5 votes- Submitted by me_sanay
- 10 months ago
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In this article, we look into the topic of managing our users on our local Linux/Unix box. As we know it, Linux/Unix is a multiuser environment, therefore, one of the main tasks of a system administrator is to create user accounts and remove accounts.
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Linux/Unix system integrity via permissions view photo
7 votes- Submitted by me_sanay
- 10 months ago
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To be a good in system administration, we have to understand the basics of files, processes and permissions of our Linux/Unix hosts. In this article, we explore files, processes, permissions, the SUPERUSER “root” account, SUDO to keep crackers out.
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Network Management using Nagios view photo
6 votes- Submitted by me_sanay
- 10 months ago
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The internet is the biggest network in the world consisting of billions of computers, servers, workstations, routers, switches, mobile devices, etc, connected to each other in one way or another. 1 question certainly arises, which is, how do we keep track
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Configuring Apache-2.2.6 with PHP-5.2.4 and Mysql-5.0.45 view photo
4 votes- Submitted by me_sanay
- 11 months ago
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This How-To guides you through the steps to install and configure the most popular and powerful Apache-2.2.x web server with PHP-5.2.x and Mysql-5.0.x. This How-To can be used either on Linux with Kernel version 2.4 and higher or on FreeBSD-6.x systems
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Monitor your Linux/Unix server using MRTG graphs view photo
6 votes- Submitted by me_sanay
- 11 months ago
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This tutorial guides you through the process to setup MRTG and Net-Snmp which will be used to generate graphs for your Linux/Unix servers. Monitoring your servers and network devices such as routers and switches with MRTG graphs is far more practical.
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Introduction to Solaris 10 view photo
10 votes- Submitted by me_sanay
- 11 months ago
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This article attempts to introduce Solaris 10 covering the basic installation process and configuring it to connect to your network and the internet. The 3 most powerful features of Solaris 10 which are ZFS, DTrace and Containers are also highlighted.

