How to log iptables messages in a different log file
Follow below link to send your log messages to remote server using tcp or udp ports How to send log messages using rsyslog to remote server using tcp and udp ports (remote logging) in Red
Follow below link to send your log messages to remote server using tcp or udp ports How to send log messages using rsyslog to remote server using tcp and udp ports (remote logging) in Red
To find the status of any single service # service vsftpd status vsftpd (pid 5909) is running... To get the status of all the running services # service --status-all | grep running acpid (pid 5310)
You can run the below command to auto start the service after reboot # chkconfig service_name on But the above command will enable the service only for the current run level so I always prefer
I had done password less shh authentication between multiple Linux box a couple of time but this time I had to do the same for normal user. I thought it would be same and actually
Follow these steps to create a user without using useradd command in Red Hat Linux. Step 1 Add an entry of user details in /etc/passwd The field details are as shown below username:password:UID:GID:Comments:Home_Directory:Login Shell #
In my earlier post I had shown you in detail the steps to create a soft link and hard link in Linux. If you have missed it you can read about the same in below
In this post I will be very brief on the topic we need to do. As for more knowledge on sudo command and sudoers file follow the below link Understanding syntax, arguments, aliases used in
I have already written an article with 15 practical examples on various rpm based commands which are used in real world of IT on a day to day basis. Also do you know what every