Category Archives: Linux

Google Earth For Linux RedHat 4.0 to 5.4

October 25, 2012   General, Linux   Author: 
Google Earth For Linux RedHat 4.0 to 5.4
  Google Earth is a software interface for the Google maps. t is an Extreme application for the Google maps. Thus the Google maps is available for the UNIX and LINUX operating systems. But most of the Linux versions doesn't support Google Earth application. But some developers has changed some code that will support Linux. As the version of REDHAT changes the supporting files must be updated. Here is the software package for the Google earth which supports  RedHat 4.0 to 5.4. Click the Below link to download the Google Earth setup   Goo

Web Server configuration with Authentication to see webpage in Redhat Linux

May 27, 2012   Linux   Author: 
Some webpage or even websites will ask for authentication to open, you may wondered about why they are using password and some ther authentication. The reason is website's admin may want to share private message or that message have to be seen only by authenticated persons. Read:  Web Server Configuration in Redhat For every webpage we have  to set password individually. Here we are going to set password for website station1.example.com . Technically setting password for website means password will be set for the directory, where the website is hosted. #vim /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.con

Web server Configuration with more than One Website in Redhat Linux

May 23, 2012   Linux   Author: 
Web server Configuration with more than One Website in Redhat Linux Web server with more than one website in the sense many websites are sharing the static IP of the website. Major reason for using more than one website in a server is to share the IP address. Web server contains a static IP, which are shared between many number of website. This type of hosting is also called as shared hosting. Another reason is some website's size may be in some MB and a question may arise why we have to waste static IP address for small website?,because static IP address cost is very high. we can overcome th

DUMP Configuration to Make Backup of a partition in Linux

May 23, 2012   Linux   Author: 
DUMP is the utility to make our whole partition backup in unix and Linux. Main advantage of DUMP backup is to take incremental backup and it has been used for more than a decade. Syntax  dump [options] [dump-file] [File-system or file or directories]. options -[level] The dump level any integer -f   Make the backup in a specified file -u  Updates /etc/dumpdats file for the backup made -v  Displays Verbose Information -e  Exclude inode while making backup   Creating DUMP file #dump -0uf  /dump  /dev/sda8 dump - file name of the backup file and i

RAID Level 1 Configuration in RHEL5 Linux

May 23, 2012   Linux   Author: 
RAID Level 1 Configuration in RHEL5 Linux
RAID – Redundant Array of Inexpensive disk RAID 1 creates two identical copy in two hard disks. This raid level gives reliability over single hard disk. Here we are going to see how to configure RAID Level 1 RAID 1 Mirrioing Two separate mirroring for data I am going to use three disk partition as individual hard disk #fdisk /dev/sda Command: n First cylinder: < leave it> Last cylinder : +500M Partition number: 5 Hex code: fd     // We have to make ordinary partition as RAID partition “fd – Linux raid auto” Command: w // Likewise c

How To: Create a partition in Redhat Linux

May 22, 2012   Linux   Author: 
To see all available partition, use the below command #fdisk -l #fdisk /dev/sda command: n   ( for new partition) we can create primary partition or extended If the hard disk is new / having 2 or 3 primary partitions , then only options of "what of disk have to be created whether primary or extended ?" available. If already extended partition is created, then newly created partition will created default as logicla drive. We don't know about cylinder size, so leave it just give enter First cylinder: Last cylinder or + size: +100M Give value in MB's followed by +,

Network Information Service (NIS) Configuration in Redhat Linux

May 21, 2012   Linux   Author: 
Network Information Service (NIS) is a client - server configuration for sharing files, which forms the client as a group by hostname, domain name, etc Here we are going to see, Network Information Service configuration Required Packages for NIS server configuration yp server yp tools yp bind Make file Services ypserver yppasswd #vim /etc/sysconfig/network HOSTNAME = hostname.domainname NISDOMAIN = VIGNESH :wq! SERVER SIDE #mkdir /rhome #mkdir /rhome/sysname #useradd -d /rhome/sysname/nisusername <nisusername> #vim /etc/passwd nisuser:X:

IPTables Firewall Configuration in RHEL5

May 19, 2012   Linux   Author: 
Firewall are two types hardware firewall and software firewall. The important work of firewall is to monitor and control the incoming and outgoing packets. IPtables is an important firewall in linux. TCP wrapper and SELinux is also a firewall. Package: iptables Service: iptables Operations There are 3 operations iptables can do Accept Allow the packet Drop Drop the packet and don't send error message to sender. Reject Drop the packet and send error message to sender.   Options i  - incoming interface O  - outgoing interface A  - append (e

Web Server Configuration in Redhat

May 18, 2012   Linux   Author: 
Web server is a computer, which deliver web pages. Every web server will have atleast one static IP address and one domain name. When we request a website, for example (www.abc.com), this domain stored in a web server and web server have a static IP. Static IP of web server is stored in DNS, so our browser goes to web server by help of  DNS record to fetch the webpage. Here we are going to see how to configuration of web server in RHEL5 Before going to configure web server, make sure that following are done correctly Hostname Domainname IP address DNS configuration Package:

LVM Configuration in RHEL5

April 28, 2012   Linux   Author: 
partition, which has been created is fixed in size. LVM (Logical Volume Manager) configuration is used to extend the partition. Create partition #fdisk -l #fdisk /dev/sda :n  // n means new partition creation :l   // l means logical partition +500M :t  ( toggle 't' convert one partition to another) LVM conversion code:  8e  // for linux LVM :w  // save #partprobe | sync   creating physical volume, PV- Physical Volume Here sda8 is the partition, which is create by above step #pvcreate /dev/sda8   Creating volume group, VG - Volume Group #