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How to configure RAID 10 through iLO(HPE).
How To Configure RAID 10 Through ILO(HPE). Login to the ILO web console. Navigate to Information > Overview Click Integrated Remote Console to launch the KVM console. In the KVM console, perform a Power Reset. Select System Configuration. Chose Embedded RAID 10: Smart Array P440ar controller.…
Read article →How to configure RAID 6 through iLO(HPE).
How To Configure RAID 6 Through ILO(HPE). Login to the ILO web console. Navigate to Information > Overview Click Integrated Remote Console to launch the KVM console. In the KVM console, perform a Power Reset. Select System Configuration. Chose Embedded RAID 6: Smart Array P440ar controller.…
Read article →How to configure RAID 1 through iLO(HPE).
How To Configure RAID 1 Through ILO(HPE). Login to the ILO web console. Navigate to Information > Overview Click Integrated Remote Console to launch the KVM console. In the KVM console, perform a Power Reset. Select System Configuration. Chose Embedded RAID 1: Smart Array P440ar controller.…
Read article →How to configure RAID 1 through iLO(HPE)
How To Configure RAID 1 Through ILO(HPE) Power ON the system and from ILO press F10 to select INTELLIGENT PROVISIONING. This will open a wizard where it will load the Intelligent provisioning Loading further will give below display. Now you are provided with different options, where we have to…
Read article →How to configure RAID 0 through iLO(HPE).
How To Configure RAID 0 Through ILO(HPE). This topic describes how to use iLO to create and configure a Logical RAID drive from two new SSDs. Login to the ILO web console. Navigate to Information > Overview Click Integrated Remote Console to launch the KVM console. In the KVM console, perform a…
Read article →How to Start, Stop, or Restart Apache.
How To Start, Stop, Or Restart Apache. This article explains how to start, stop, and restart Apache on the most popular Linux distributions. Most of the recent Linux distributions are using SystemD as the default init system and service manager. Older distributions are based on SysVinit and using…
Read article →How to Set or Change the Time Zone in Linux
How To Set Or Change The Time Zone In Linux This tutorial covers the steps necessary to set or change the time zone in Linux. A time zone is a geographic region that has the same standard time. Typically the time zone is set during the installation of the operational system, but it can be…
Read article →How to Start, Stop, or Restart Nginx
How To Start, Stop, Or Restart Nginx This guide explains how to start, stop, and restart Nginx on Linux servers. Nginx pronounced “engine x” is a free, open-source, high-performance HTTP and reverse proxy server responsible for handling the load of some of the largest sites on the Internet. It can…
Read article →How to understand network Ip (internet protocol)
WHAT IS AN IP NETWORK? An IP network is a group of computers connected via their unique internet protocol (IP) addresses. IP is fundamental to allowing our devices to communicate with each other. It is the IP address that acts as the identifier and differentiates each individual device connected…
Read article →How to use uname command.
How To Use Uname Command. In this article, we will cover the uname command. uname is a command-line utility that prints basic information about the operating system name and system hardware. uname Command The uname tool is most commonly used to determine the processor architecture, the system…
Read article →How to use nano text editor.
How To Use Nano Text Editor. In this guide, explain the basic usage of the nano editor, including how to create and open a file, edit a file, save a file, search and replace text, cut and paste text, and more. GNU nano is an easy to use command line text editor for Unix and…
Read article →How to switch user with su command.
How To Switch User With Su Command. SU short for substitute or switch user, utility allows you to run commands with another user’s privileges, by default the root user. In this tutorial, we will explain how to use the su command. Using su is the simplest way to switch to the administrative account…
Read article →Understanding the /etc/shadow File
Understanding The /Etc/Shadow File There are several different authentication schemes that can be used on Linux systems. The most commonly used and standard scheme is to perform authentication against the /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow files. /etc/shadow is a text file that contains information about…
Read article →How to understand ssh and how does it work.
How To Understand Ssh And How Does It Work. SSH is a protocol for securely exchanging data between two computers over an untrusted network. SSH protects the privacy and integrity of the transferred identities, data, and files. It runs in most computers and in practically every server. It ships…
Read article →How to use AWK command in linux .
How To Use AWK Commanda In Linux This article covers the essentials of the awk programming language. Knowing the basics of awk will significantly improve your ability to manipulate text files on the command line. Awk is a general-purpose scripting language designed for advanced text processing. It…
Read article →How to understand Squid proxy and how to configure Squid proxy.
How To Understand Squid Proxy And How To Configure Squid Proxy. A proxy is a server located between two networks; in this case, the most common implementation of a Squid proxy is the division between user computers and devices and the internet, divided or separated by a proxy server in the middle.…
Read article →How to install Debian 11
How To Install Debian 11 Connect to java/html5 console, (here you can find an article that will show you how) How to access java/html5 console : Mount ISO: Virtual media > Connect Virtual Image > Map CD/DVD Click on: Connect Virtual Media. Click on: Map CD/DVD. Now click on: Map Device. Next…
Read article →How to understand what is RDP.
How To Understand What Is RDP. Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), a secure network communication protocol offered by Microsoft, allows users to execute remote operations on other computers. It facilitates secure information exchange between remotely connected machines over an encrypted communication…
Read article →How to understand difference between rpd and vpn.
How To Understand Difference Between Rpd And Vpn. A VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a simple software that was created to protect your online privacy and make life harder for hackers by anonymizing your traffic and location. But you can also use it for many other things like fast and secure…
Read article →How to install Debian 10
How To Install Debian 10 Connect to java/html5 console, (here you can find an article that will show you how) How to access java/html5 console : Mount ISO: Virtual media > Connect Virtual Image > Map CD/DVD Click on: Connect Virtual Media. Click on: Map CD/DVD. Now click on: Map Device. Next…
Read article →How to understabd VPN
How To Understand VPN. To understand how a VPN works, it helps to first understand how your internet connection works without one. Without a VPN When you access a website without a VPN, you are being connected to that site through your internet service provider, or ISP. The ISP assigns you a…
Read article →How to install OpenVPN client on windows.
How To Install OpenVPN Client On Windows. If you type “What is OpenVPN?” into a search engine the results might lead you to believe it’s strictly an open source project. Yes, it is that, but it’s not only that. The more accurate answer is that OpenVPN is the name of: An open source project we…
Read article →How to understand VMware
How To Understand VMware Virtualization software creates an abstraction layer over computer hardware that allows the hardware elements of a single computer— processors, memory, storage, and more— to be divided into multiple virtual computers, commonly called virtual machines (VMs). Each virtual…
Read article →How to understand Xen
How To Understand Xen Xen is the open source hypervisor included in the Linux kernel and, as such, it is available in all Linux distributions. The Xen Project is one of the many open source projects managed by the Linux Foundation. System requirements The Xen hypervisor requires kernel level…
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