The 2.6 Linux kernel has the ability to log events such as system calls and file access. These logs can then be reviewed by the administrator to determine possible security breaches such as failed login
So you have set up a very secured server but still don't you want to cross check if the machine is really secured and your server has not been compromised by anyone. If is always
There are many times when we run out of free channels in your PBX while making calls or in case a phone is not placed properly the calls does not gets disconnected and is shown
Now when you have a successful running Samba4 domain server, you might come across a time when you will have to change the Administrator password. Let me show you the steps to do the same:
Why do we use Keep Alive parameter ? I guess the name itself explains the 90% of the definition and the rest let me try to explain you. Now many a times most of you have been
In my earlier posts I had explained about other Special Permission used in Linux i.e. SUID and STICKY BIT So let me help you understand SGID and its usage with some practical examples. SGID:
There are various blogs and websites available explaining about SUID and SGID now I won't say I will tell you something extra instead just adding one more to the list see if it can make
Now there are few permissions which are used in Linux and are referred as special permission due to SUID and SGID in their respective link their different functionality in terms of their usage. You can find