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Viewing 1-8 of 8 FAQ -- Best Method To Reboot Remote Linux / Windows / UNIX Server
Q. I’ve couple of Linux / Windows server hosted in remote data center? My ISP provides following option for rebooting the box:
a) Graceful shutdown command
b) An IPMI reboot
c) A power strip
Which one is the best way to reboot server and why? - Install OpenSSH Server on Asus EEE PC
Q. How do I install OpenSSH server on Asus EEE Laptop PC?
- How to Tunnel X Windows Securely over SSH
Q. How do I tunnel X Windows Securely over SSH? I’d like to run X program on my remote Linux server and get back display to Laptop computer connected by high speed internet?
A. A tunneling protocol is a network protocol which encapsulates a payload protocol, acting as a payload protocol. Reasons to tunnel include carrying [...] - How to: Turning off SFTP server under Linux / UNIX cpanel server
Q. I’ve CentOS Linux cpanel server. I’d like to turn off SFTP server but only allow SSH for root user. How do I trun off sftp server?
A. OpenSSH / sshd reads configuration data from /etc/ssh/sshd_config. The file contains keyword-argument pairs, one per line. Lines starting with ‘#’ and empty lines are interpreted as comments. [...] - Upgrade WHM / cPanel Linux server to EDGE release
Q. How do I upgrade my CentOS Linux 5.0 dedicated server to WHM / cPanel edge release?
- Monitor Linux user activity in real time
Q. How do I Monitor Linux User Activity in real time?
A. The whowatch program scans the most current common log file of Linux server and creates the following statistics in real time:
=> The users currently logged on to the machine, in real-time.
=> User login name,
=> User tty
=> User host name
=> User’s process
=> The [...] - Iptables is not sending LOG to syslog file
Q. I am running SSH/MySQL/Webserver and setup iptables based firewall. But my logs are send to console rather than the system log files. How do make sure that iptables LOG target messages are send to /var/log/messages file?
A. IPTABLES LOG module turns on kernel logging of matching packets. When this option is set for a [...] - Configure rsh so that is does not prompt for a password
Both rsh or rlogin prompt for a password. All you need to do is open /etc/hosts.equiv file on host system and add entries for all hosts you would like use without password .
This file list of hosts and users that are granted “trusted” r (rsh/rloging) command access to your system without supplying a password.
$ [...]
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