Check the current timezone[root@linuxserver ~]# ls -lt /etc/localtime lrwxrwxrwx. 1 root root 38 Aug 25 14:15 /etc/localtime -> ../usr/share/zoneinfo/America/New_York As you can see the current timezone is NY timezone, if we...
My friend had this Raspberry Pi B+ and wants to use it as a media centre to play his video collection from his NAS storage. I gave him an option to install Raspbian then install on top those open source media player...
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SSH Remote Host Identification has changed Error and Fixes Normally you see this message by remotely accessing via ssh on target systems like Cisco, Juniper or Linux/Unix for possible reasons like: a.The target systems’...
Installation & Setup of Free Tacacs+ server in Linux (Tested via GNS3 & VirtualBox) Software Used: GNS3 0.8.3.1 -use 3700 IOS as Router & DHCP -use Ethernet switch to connect hosts -use VirtualBox guest running on...
Latest stable Linux kernel is now ready for download on Linux Kernel archives or kernel.org. #linux
For the tutorial “Securing your OpenSSH server in Linux” , key-based authentication is one way to secure your SSH server. Below are the details how it’s done: Users can login remotely to Secure Shell(SSH) server...
Secure Shell (SSH) is a program used to secure communication between two entities, often used as a replacement for Telnet and the Berkeley protocols such as remote shell (RSH) and remote login (Rlogin). SSH is also used as a...
Linux comes with a built-in syslog package that you can use as a centralized syslog server. Basically, it can be used to send all log files from your network devices or appliances in a remote and centralized location. There are...
Important note to remember: a. capture it in full length, using the -s 0 options b. save it in a file, better to make the extension as .pcap so wireshark can associate directly 1.Identify which interface you want to listen...