Understanding Apache Web Server logs
In our earlier topic, we have seen how to install with Apache web server, by following let us see how to configure, understanding each directive and understanding logs,...
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Capture network dump using snoop in Solaris.
Snoop is an inbuilt utility in Solaris Operating systems same like tcpdump in Linux. To read about tcpdump refer 35 Examples of tcpdump commands in Linux In case we need...
35 examples of tcpdump commands in Linux
Capturing packets by running tcpdump command with options and arguments is very easy and much necessary while it comes to any network related issues. By reading commands and...
How to install Apache Web Server in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 and Variants
In this guide let us see how to install Apache Web Server in RHEL 7, Centos 7, Oracle Linux 7. By following we are going to cover most...
Creating ASM disks using SAN disk through multipath in Oracle Database Linux Servers
In this guide, we are going to learn how to mark SAN devices (disks) as ASM disks through multipath in Oracle Linux server. To create the same in...
25 examples of find commands in Linux
In this guide let us see some of the very useful real-time required find commands in our daily operations, Most of below examples are very useful for newbies...
Creating ASM disks using UDEV in Linux servers
In this guide let us see how to create ASM disks in Red Hat, Oracle, Centos Linux variants using UDEV. In case if the server not installed with Oracleasm...
How to remove a SAN disk or Storage device (LUN) from Linux server
In this guide let us see how to safely remove a SAN disk (LUN) from Red Hat Enterprise Linux version 5, 6 or 7 and it’s variants like...
Creating and managing google cloud storage for google Virtual machines
Working with cloud shell and Gcloud. In this guide let us see how to work with GCloud config and cloud storage by creating a cloud bucket and uploading...
Creating Google cloud instance from gshell
In this guide we start with creating google cloud instance, let us see how to create VM command line using the gshell. Log in to the Google cloud...