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ssh key and DHCP configuration linux commands step by step - YouTube - 0 views

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    One fundamental instrument to ace as a framework overseer is SSH. SSH, or Secure Shell, is a convention used to safely sign onto remote frameworks. It is the most widely recognized approach to get to remote Linux and Unix-like servers.  There are two or three ways that you can get to a shell (summon line) remotely on most Linux/Unix frameworks. One of the more established courses is to utilize the telnet program, which is accessible on most system skilled working frameworks. Getting to a shell account through the telnet strategy however represents a risk in that everything that you send or get over that telnet session is obvious in plain content on your neighborhood system, and the nearby system of the machine you are associating with. So any individual who can "sniff" the association in the middle of can see your username, secret key, email that you read, and charges that you run. Therefore you require a more refined system than telnet to associate with a remote host.  SSH, which is an acronym for Secure SHell, was planned and made to give the best security while getting to another PC remotely. Not just does it scramble the session, it gives better confirmation offices, and in addition highlights like secure document exchange, X session sending, port sending and all the more with the goal that you can build the security of different conventions. It can utilize diverse types of encryption extending anywhere in the range of 512 piece on up to as high as 32768 bits and incorporates figures like AES (Advanced Encryption Scheme), Triple DES, Blowfish, CAST128 or Arcfour. Obviously, the higher the bits, the more it will take to produce and utilize keys and in addition the more it will take to disregard information the association.
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    One fundamental instrument to ace as a framework overseer is SSH. SSH, or Secure Shell, is a convention used to safely sign onto remote frameworks. It is the most widely recognized approach to get to remote Linux and Unix-like servers.  There are two or three ways that you can get to a shell (summon line) remotely on most Linux/Unix frameworks. One of the more established courses is to utilize the telnet program, which is accessible on most system skilled working frameworks. Getting to a shell account through the telnet strategy however represents a risk in that everything that you send or get over that telnet session is obvious in plain content on your neighborhood system, and the nearby system of the machine you are associating with. So any individual who can "sniff" the association in the middle of can see your username, secret key, email that you read, and charges that you run. Therefore you require a more refined system than telnet to associate with a remote host.  SSH, which is an acronym for Secure SHell, was planned and made to give the best security while getting to another PC remotely. Not just does it scramble the session, it gives better confirmation offices, and in addition highlights like secure document exchange, X session sending, port sending and all the more with the goal that you can build the security of different conventions. It can utilize diverse types of encryption extending anywhere in the range of 512 piece on up to as high as 32768 bits and incorporates figures like AES (Advanced Encryption Scheme), Triple DES, Blowfish, CAST128 or Arcfour. Obviously, the higher the bits, the more it will take to produce and utilize keys and in addition the more it will take to disregard information the association.
munna1357

Domanin and Network configuration Part 2 step by step - YouTube - 0 views

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    This Linux instructional exercise covers TCP/IP organizing, system organization and framework design nuts and bolts. Linux can bolster various system gadgets. The gadget names are numbered and start at zero and tally upwards. For instance, a PC running two ethernet cards will have two gadgets marked/dev/eth0 and/dev/eth1. Linux system arrangement, administration, observing and framework devices are secured in this instructional exercise  All the enormous, userfriendly Linux dispersions accompany different graphical apparatuses, taking into account simple setup of the PC in a nearby system, for associating it to an Internet Service Provider or for remote access. These devices can be begun up from the charge line or from a menu:  Ubuntu setup is done selecting System->Administration->Networking.  RedHat Linux accompanies redhat-config-system, which has both a graphical and a content mode interface.  Suse's YAST or YAST2 is a holding nothing back one design device.  Mandrake/Mandriva accompanies a Network and Internet Configuration Wizard, which is ideally begun up from Mandrake's Control Center.  On Gnome frameworks: elf system inclinations.  On KDE frameworks: knetworkconf.  Your framework documentation gives a lot of guidance and data about accessibility and utilization of apparatuses.  Data that you should give:  For interfacing with the nearby system, for occurrence with your home PCs, or at work: hostname, domainname and IP address. In the event that you need to set up your own particular system, best do some all the more perusing first. At work, this data is liable to be given to your PC consequently when you boot it up. If all else fails, it is better not to indicate any data than making it up.  For interfacing with the Internet: username and secret key for your ISP, phone number when utilizing a modem. Your ISP generally naturally doles out you an IP l
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    This Linux instructional exercise covers TCP/IP organizing, system organization and framework design nuts and bolts. Linux can bolster various system gadgets. The gadget names are numbered and start at zero and tally upwards. For instance, a PC running two ethernet cards will have two gadgets marked/dev/eth0 and/dev/eth1. Linux system arrangement, administration, observing and framework devices are secured in this instructional exercise  All the enormous, userfriendly Linux dispersions accompany different graphical apparatuses, taking into account simple setup of the PC in a nearby system, for associating it to an Internet Service Provider or for remote access. These devices can be begun up from the charge line or from a menu:  Ubuntu setup is done selecting System->Administration->Networking.  RedHat Linux accompanies redhat-config-system, which has both a graphical and a content mode interface.  Suse's YAST or YAST2 is a holding nothing back one design device.  Mandrake/Mandriva accompanies a Network and Internet Configuration Wizard, which is ideally begun up from Mandrake's Control Center.  On Gnome frameworks: elf system inclinations.  On KDE frameworks: knetworkconf.  Your framework documentation gives a lot of guidance and data about accessibility and utilization of apparatuses.  Data that you should give:  For interfacing with the nearby system, for occurrence with your home PCs, or at work: hostname, domainname and IP address. In the event that you need to set up your own particular system, best do some all the more perusing first. At work, this data is liable to be given to your PC consequently when you boot it up. If all else fails, it is better not to indicate any data than making it up.  For interfacing with the Internet: username and secret key for your ISP, phone number when utilizing a modem. Your ISP generally naturally doles out you an IP l
mikhail-miguel

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How To Remove Ubuntu's Password Keyring - 4 views

  • So here’s how you get rid of the keyring manager.
  • Open up your Home Folder by clicking Places>Home Folder Press CTRL-H (or click View>Show Hidden Files) Find a folder called .gnome2 (it has a period at the beginning of the name) and open it by double clicking on it Inside of the .gnome2 folder, there is another folder called keyrings.  Open it up. Delete any files you find within the keyrings folder Restart the computer
  • After you restart and login (if you’re automatically logging in) you’ll probably be asked to enter your wireless networks WPA/WEP encryption key (because we made it forget).  After you type that password in, the keyring manager will appear to let you know that it would like to handle the storage of that password and lock it away with a new keyring.
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  • Instead of typing in a new password, leave both boxes completely empty and click Create. You’ll then be asked if you know what the hell you’re doing:
  • Go ahead and click Use Unsafe Storage.
David Corking

All about Linux: Configuring xterm in Linux - 0 views

  • XTerm*background: whiteXTerm*foreground: blackXTerm*pointerColor: redXTerm*pointerColorBackground: black
  • konsole takes a whooping 8MB and gnome-terminal over 3MB of memory, you can run xterm under 1MB
  • Create a '.Xresources' file in your home directory and enter the values that you want to set. My .Xresources file is as follows:
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  • By pressing [Ctrl] key and the middle mouse button, you get a pop-up menu which helps you set/unset a lot of other features of your xterm window like enabling/disabling the scroll bars and so on.
    • David Corking
       
      If you use the pop up menu to customize your settings, I don't think there is a way to save your preferences. I think you need to use a text editor to create the .Xresources file as Ravi describes above.
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    My Ubuntu 9.04 installation does not seem to listen to the .Xresources file. I am trying to figure out why.
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