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Link aggregation boosts securityand increases throughput
30.11.2025
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© zentilia, 123RF.com
managed switches support link aggregation, you should look at the data sheet to be sure. The same is true for IP-based iSCSI and NFS/CIFS storage systems. Servers need at least two network cards ... For once, admins and users agree: They want more resiliency and higher bandwidth on the network. Link aggregation, in line with IEEE 802.1ax b-2008, offers both – with some minor restrictions.
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Enterprise software management with Red Hat Satellite Server
30.11.2025
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© robbiverte, 123RF.com
it to a network repository. Once the patch is in the repository, the admin then tests the patch in a test or development environment. If any issues arise with the patch, the admin contacts whoever issued the patch ... Keep your whole network up to date with Satellite Server – an enterprise-ready patch management system closely tied to Red Hat's prolific update service.
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Managing virtual machines
30.11.2025
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© Igor Klimov, 123RF.com
directly, but they use the network subsystem and are thus slower. Even with the potential detour of converting the qcow2 image to raw with qemu-img convert, you will still save a fair amount of time ... on the network.
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Finding cracks with Nmap, Portbunny, and Nessus
30.11.2025
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Fotoflash, Fotolia.com
If you want to keep one step ahead of the attackers, it is a good idea to identify and remove potential vulnerabilities and security holes on your network. The popular Nmap port scanner scans your ... You need to lock doors to keep criminals out. Intelligent tools such as port and security scanners reveal potential vulnerabilities and help you keep the computers on your network safe from attackers.
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Visualize data throughput with SMBTA
30.11.2025
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Qi Feng, 123RF.com
The SMB Traffic Analyzer (SMBTA) tool is implemented as a VFS module that allows a Samba/CIFS server to record traffic statistics on a Samba network. The SMBTA daemon stores this information ... The SMB Traffic Analyzer is a VFS module that supports real-time analysis of data throughput on the SMB network. It includes analysis tools but also can use the RRDtool for visualization.
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Penetration testing and shell tossing with Metasploit
30.11.2025
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© Jean-Marie Guyon, 123RF.com
With the release of Nessus 5 configuration vulnerability scanning tool by Tenable Network Security, users now have better filtering, analysis, and reporting, as well as faster scanning time. The Metasploit Nessus ... The powerful Metasploit framework helps you see your network as an intruder would see it. You might discover it is all too easy to get past your own defenses.
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Tracing applications with OProfile and SystemTap
30.11.2025
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© boing, Photocase.com
Experienced administrators tend to use tools such as ps, vmstat, or the like when they need statistics for individual subsystems such as the network, memory, or block I/O. These tools can help ... Does your application data take ages to creep off your disk or your network card, even if no noticeable activity is taking place? Tools such as OProfile and SystemTap help you find out why.
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Comparison of storage clouds
31.10.2025
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© pakhnyushchyy, 123RF.com
, usually with a web server; the disk and RAID management; and a network port. From there, it's fairly easy to integrate an application for remote access and synchronization with external clients as well ... Central network storage with clients for any platform are convenient, although the popular designation "cloud" is debatable. Yet, what is the best implementation? We compare three storage cloud
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Effective honeypots with sensors on production systems
30.11.2025
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© monophoto, 123RF.com
-based approach alone is not sufficient to ensure reliable detection of all current malware. New Methods To detect the propagation of this kind of malware on monitored networks, other detection methods ... technology known as HoneypotMe moves honeypot functionality to real systems on the production network.
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Setting up your own NAS with FreeNAS 8.0.2
30.11.2025
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© Vitalii Gulenok, 123RF.com
Whether you need more storage space for your users or for a server, setting up network attached storage (NAS) is a popular approach. NAS is cheaper than a storage area network (SAN ... Set up your own network attached storage system with minimum effort with the help of FreeNAS. Thanks to the ZFS filesystem, you have more flexible storage, which you can also provide via iSCSI.

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