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Ciaran Kearney

phpMyFAQ homepage - open source FAQ system for PHP and MySQL, PostgreSQL and other data... - 0 views

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    phpMyFAQ 2 is a multilingual, completely database-driven FAQ-system. It supports various databases to store all data, PHP 4.3.3 (or higher) is needed in order to access this data. phpMyFAQ also offers a multi-language Content Management-System with a WYSIWYG editor and an Image Manager, flexible multi-user support with user and group based permissions on categories and records, a wiki-like revision feature, a news system, user-tracking, language modules, enhanced automatic content negotiation, templates, extensive XML-support, PDF-support, a backup-system, a dynamic sitemap, related articles, tagging, RSS feeds, built-in spam protection systems, LDAP support, and an easy to use installation script.
Padraig FitzGerald

The Tech FAQ - 0 views

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    Technical answers the average person can understand
miriam segondat

www.centos.org - Forums - CentOS 5 - Application & Software Support - LAMP on CentOS - 0 views

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    This is a useful site for information on centOS. From the main page click on Information, then FAQ, then CentOS general questions. There is a good list of typical questions asked about CentOS...enjoy!
miriam segondat

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol: Frequently Asked Questions - 0 views

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    A very good FAQ page relating to everything to do with DHCP. Just click on the question and the answer is given briefly underneath.
Frank O'Sullivan

FTP Configuration - 0 views

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    Comprehensive FTP config including security configurations. User and Group creation. Restricting access to folders and actions such as uploading and downloading files.
Padraig FitzGerald

Optimise Squid Web Proxy Server - 0 views

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    Optimizing Squid in Linux
miriam segondat

DHCP FAQ - 0 views

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    An excellent reference for all your questions on DHCP
Ciaran Kearney

An iptables guide & tutorial - iptablesrocks.orgThis is a cached version of http://www.... - 0 views

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    helping you create an iptables ruleset for your home server
Frank O'Sullivan

CentOS / Red Hat Linux Install VSFTPD FTP Server - 0 views

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    -A RH-Firewall-1-INPUT -m state --state NEW -m tcp -p tcp --dport 21 -j ACCEPT
John Twohig

Private IP Addresses - 0 views

  • IP Helper-Address The ip helper-address command is a static command that is configured on a router interface to direct broadcasts to desired destinations within your internetwork. Configuring the ip helper-address command is simple and straightforward. You just have to be aware of which interface the broadcasts are being received on and where you want to forward these broadcasts to. For example, in Figure 7.21, the 2501A router Ethernet0 interface receives a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) client request from HostA, which is a broadcast looking for a DHCP server. Figure 7.21: An ip helper-address single server example The 2501A router needs to be configured as follows: 2501A#config t 2501A(config)#interface ethernet0 2501A(config-if)#ip helper-address 172.16.30.2 The 2501A router now receives the DHCP client broadcast and forwards this broadcast to the DHCP server, which then provides a DHCP address to the client. If you have more than one DHCP server for redundancy purposes, as shown in Figure 7.22, you can configure a subnet broadcast address instead of a single server address. Figure 7.22: An ip helper-address multiple server example The 2501A router would be configured as follows: 2501A#config t 2501A(config)#interface ethernet0 2501A(config-if)#ip helper-address 172.16.30.255 The 2501 router now takes a DHCP client broadcast and sends this to any DHCP server on the 172.16.30.0 network. Remember that when you enable the ip helper-address command, you are forwarding more than just DHCP requests. Let’s discuss all the ports that are being forwarded
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