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How To: Set Host, IP & Domain – Linux Redhat

December 31, 2011   How To:, Linux   Author: 
  In Linux redhat server configuration IP address, hostname and domain name play an important role to connect with other client / server. If we made any mistakes in IP address, Hostname and domainname , two systems will not communicate each other. Hostname, Domainname should be same and IP address shouls be in same network. Eg: Hostname: Server1.example.com Doamin name: example.com IP Address: 192.168.1.110   How To view IP address, Hostname & Domain name For ip address: #ifconfig For hostname: #hostname For doaminname: #domainname   How To Set

How To: Redhat Package Manager Tutorial

December 31, 2011   Linux   Author: 
How To: Redhat Package Manager Tutorial
RPM stands for Redhat Package Manager, it was introduced in 1997 especially for LINUX Redhat. RPM ends with file extension .rpm #rpm - Options -i -->install -v -->verboss -h -->hash -u -->upgrade -e -->remove INSTALL To install netconfig rpm file #rpm -ivh netconfig* --aid #rpm -ivh netconfig* --aid --force UPGRADE #rpm -uvh To upgrade netconfig rpm package #rpm -uvh netconfig* Querying #rpm -qa Here q-query a-all

How To Configure NFS(Network File System) Server in LINUX Redhat

December 30, 2011   Linux   Author: 
How To Configure NFS(Network File System) Server in LINUX Redhat
Network File System Server is used to share the files on network. One of the major advantage in NFS server is ,it is centralized. It will reduce the work load to server. When compared to other file sharing methods NFS Server is insecure. Service Name: nfs Open the terminal and install nfs package #yum install nfs* Go to #vim /etc/exports Type the following line. Here /var/ftp/pub is the directory to be shared on network. /var/ftp/pub            *(rw,sync)   To share the directory for particular IP address. /var/ftp/pub            192.168.1

How To view files copying rate in terminal mode(Linux REDHAT)

December 27, 2011   Linux   Author: 
How To view files copying rate in terminal mode(Linux REDHAT)
In REDHAT, WATCH command is used to view the file transferring rate. #watch -n 1 du -sh $destination directory$ If files are copying from /mnt to /var/ftp/pub, then command to watch the file copying rate is #watch -n 1 du -sh /var/ftp/pub watch -- To watch file transfer du --disk usage Other search terms: How to watch file transfer rate in LINUX/REDHAT Linux file transfer rate command Command to watch Linux file transfer/copying rate.