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This tutorial will show you how to start a locally hosted web server with MySQL, PHP and Apache, for site development. Local servers are quicker and easier than remote FTP, speeding up your time-to-web.
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In this chapter, we learned about templates. Now, you can create or edit a graph template and host template. It's always a good practice to test every template locally before adding it to a production server. Also, we learned to how to import and export Cacti templates.
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Less than 25 percent of the world's total population has access to the Internet. In many parts of the world, computers are scarce, and connectivity is even rarer. Indeed. SolarNetOne is novel initiative to span the divide. Learn how SolarNetOne can deploy a turnkey Internet hotspot—conditioned, renewable power; computers; WiFi; and an uplink—anywhere the sun shines with Linux and open source technologies.
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Look in detail at how the HybridCloud application authenticates itself to cloud services, how Google Apps uses OAuth and how Force.com cloud services require built-in testing to avoid inadvertent Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks.
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This Tutorial Helps You Troubleshooting your Network behind A Router and Helps You To Fix Your Internet Connectivity Problems.
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The rsync utility is a mandatory tool for your command-line work, and you need to learn how to use it for easy, safe, quick laptop-desktop synchronization. This article introduces rsync and mentions several related tools, all of which provide easy synchronization procedures.
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This Linux Network tutorial teaches you advanced network configuration and troubleshooting. It will show you how to set up, customize, and troubleshoot a basic TCP/IP network configuration on Linux. Take this easy to understand tutorial and learn how to configure a basic TCP/IP network, from the hardware layer (usually Ethernet, modem, ISDN, or 802.11) through the routing of network addresses.
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You can't read a technical Web site these days without some mention of so-called cloud computing. Cloud computing gives users access to massive computing and storage resources without their having to know where those resources are or how they're configured. This article discusses the anatomy of cloud computing and how Linux and the open source community contribute to the world of cloud computing. As you might have guessed, Linux and open source technologies play a huge role.
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SCSI (Small Computer System Interface), often called Parallel SCSI, is almost 30 years old and can hardly keep up with the demands of today’s IT environment. Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) was developed to address the limitations inherent in SCSI. This article highlights the differences between these two interfaces and points out the attributes that account for the increasing popularity of SAS.
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AIXPert is an all-purpose GUI and command-line security tool that incorporates over 300 security configuration settings. Learn about recent enhancements implemented with IBM AIX V6.1, including SOX auditing support, and go through real scenarios to show how AIXPert can be used from the command line, smit and the GUI.
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Nagios is a very powerful platform because it is easy to extend. The previous chapters talked about check command plugins and how they can be used to check any host or service that your company might be using. Another great feature that Nagios offers is the ability for third-party software or other Nagios instances to report information on the status of services or hosts. This way, Nagios does not need
to schedule and run checks by itself, but other applications can report information as it is available to them.
This means that your applications can send problem reports directly to Nagios, instead of just logging them. In this way, your applications can benefi t from powerful notifi cation systems as well as dependency tracking. This mechanism can also be used to receive failure notifi cations from other services or machines—for example, SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) traps. This is described in
more detail in Chapter 9.
Nagios also offers a tool for sending passive check results for hosts and services over a network. It is called NSCA (Nagios Service Check Acceptor). It can be used to send results from one Nagios instance to another. It can also be used by third-party applications running on different machines to send passive check results to a central Nagios server.
This mechanism includes password protection, along with encryption, to prevent injection of false results in to Nagios. In this way, NSCA communication sent over Internet is more secure.
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Visit IBM developerWorks to download a trial of IBM Lotus Foundations Start, which enables customers to establish a company network, do e-mail, create and share documents, centrally manage files, backup data, and protect business network from unwanted disruptions.
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Blades are a great choice for many applications and services. But the requirements of these provider networks often require configurations that are complex and need up-front focus so all the strict functional requirements are met. In this article, learn how to set up the network configurations for a POWER6 JS22 blade deployment.
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Learn, step-by-step, how to configure and encrypt the built-in Wi-Fi network that comes with the Cell Broadband Engine-based Sony PlayStation 3. And, as a little bonus, discover 16 quick steps that explain how to switch from a wireless network back to a wired network on the PS3.
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How to Access your Box.Net Account from Ubuntu the Easy Way
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