A Threat to DNS – Once Bitten, Twice Shy
Security researchers highlighted DNSSEC “Amplification DDOS Vulnerability”, which opens the door to DDOS Attacks. Is it a wrong time for Internet? No, it isn’t, though [READ MORE]
Tutorials
Centralizing Logs with Cisco to a Remote Server
Summary Whose interests? Cisco Configuration to export the logs Server setup and visualization of Cisco logs Summary: Today, we will study the interest of centralized [READ MORE]
File Managers to try in Linux Fedora – Part 2
In the first part we have seen three file managers in Linux Fedora (See Here: http://www.websitehostingreview.org/kb/file-managers-to-try-in-linux-fedora-part-1/). Now, in this part we will see remaining five [READ MORE]
Authenticating Ubuntu Client to Windows Active Directory
I got the chance to configure one of the old system of my friend running Windows 2000 and Ubuntu 7, (yes it’s not typo) and [READ MORE]
Installation of KVM( Kernel-based Virtual Machine) Virtualization and Eve-NG in CentOS
Installation of KVM and Eve-NG Kernel-based Virtual Machine or KVM is an open source virtualization solution that can make your Linux Server as hypervisor. I [READ MORE]
Installing Openstack RDO Packstack in CentOS
Want to deploy Openstack and experience your own cloud platform the easier way? One way is to install Openstack via RDO Packstack*. *Packstack is a [READ MORE]
Installing WordPress in Raspberry Pi with Nginx, MySQL and PHP
It is meant to function as a staging or testing server where you can do compatibility test latest wordpress version on your existing sites, or [READ MORE]
Quick Tip: Get or Find your Public IP Address using curl
Some sample websites that you can use with curl to display your external public IP. As you know, especially if you are connected to a [READ MORE]
Configuring Multiple Interfaces and Multiple Default Routes in Linux
Scenario: Multiple network interfaces in your server and each connected to different network and getting the IP via DHCP Objective: Make all IP pingable and [READ MORE]
Quick Tip: Create GNS3 Launcher in Ubuntu Linux
After installing GNS3 or Graphical Network Simulator 3 in Ubuntu Linux, you can run it via the command “gns3” but it does not come with [READ MORE]
