NIC(Network Interface Card) bonding is also known as Network bonding. It can be defined as the aggregation or combination of multiple NIC into a single […]
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VirtualBox is a virtualization tool used at desktop level in Microsoft Windows and Linux.VirtualBox is developed and maintained by Oracle Inc. New version of Virtualbox
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VNC (Virtual Network Computing) Server allows the remote Desktop sharing using remote VNC clients like VNC viewer. In CentOS 7 & RHEL 7 package named
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YaST2 is a Configuration tool in SUSE Linux which is used to configure the system’s Hardware like printers, Sound cards, keyboards , network cards.It also
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Lsyncd stands for “Live Syncing Daemon“, as the name suggest lsyncd is used to sync or replicate files & directories locally and remotely after a
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TeamViewer is a free software available for linux like Operating system which allows us to take the remote control of linux box via Internet. In
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Swap space is a dedicated storage space in the disk either in the form of partition or a file. Swap space comes into the picture
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In this tutorial, we will learn how to pass command line arguments to a bash shell script in Linux. Command line arguments are the arguments
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Scenario:1 On one of my Production SuSE Linux (VMware Virtual Server ) , Storage team has extended partition (RDM disk ) from their end. Now
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cat stands for Concatenate. cat command is one of the basic command in Linux & Unix. It is used to create new files, concatenate files
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