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Fast system management from Puppet Labs
30.11.2025
Home »  Archive  »  2011  »  Issue 5: Pen Te...  » 
© Artmann Witte, fotolia.com
/2001/XMLSchema-instance" 05 xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans/spring-beans-2.0.xsd 06 http
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SSH Administration – Windows in a Unix World
30.11.2025
Home »  Archive  »  2010  »  Issue 0: Active...  » 
Gino Santa Maria, 123RF.com
you to handle any Unix or Linux flavor that's placed in your path. X11 Forwarding To begin, I'll look at X11 forwarding, which allows a system to forward its X protocol traffic to a remote system
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Managing virtual machines
30.11.2025
Home »  Archive  »  2012  »  Issue 09: Windo...  » 
© Igor Klimov, 123RF.com
), also remember the filesystem's extended attributes. Rsync uses the -X option for this, and tar understands --selinux and --xattrs. Later, you can umount the filesystem and run kpartx -d to delete
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Neglected IPv6 features endanger the LAN
30.11.2025
Home »  Archive  »  2012  »  Issue 10: Traff...  » 
© Stanislaw Tokarski, 123RF.com
support to its Windows Vista and Windows Server platforms in 2007. Linux in all its variants and Apple's Mac OS X followed suit; thus, the new protocol spread with each new installation. On all ... IPv6 is establishing itself in everyday IT life, and all modern operating systems from Windows, through Mac OS X, to Linux have it on board; but if you let IPv6 introduce itself into your environment
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A Btrfs field test and workshop
31.10.2025
Home »  Archive  »  2012  »  Issue 11: Cloud...  » 
© Adrian Hillman, 123RF.com
System, DUP: total=8.00MB, used=4.00KB Metadata, DUP: total=1.00GB, used=79.20MB If Btrfs only has one device available when the filesystem is created, it automatically generates a duplicate
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Monitoring your cluster with a home-grown OCF agent
30.11.2025
Home »  Archive  »  2012  »  Issue 07: Xen v...  » 
© Aleksey Mnogosmyslov, 123RF.com
under the 18 # following copyright: 19 # 20 # (c) 2002-2005 International Business Machines, Inc. 21 # 2005-2010 Linux-HA contributors 22 # 23 # See usage() function below for more details ... 24 # 25
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pfSense firewall and router distribution
30.11.2025
Home »  Archive  »  2012  »  Issue 07: Xen v...  » 
© Sergey Mironov, 123RF.com
. Because it had to run in RAM, extensions were difficult. This situation prompted the two to start working on their own distribution and spawned the development of pfSense [1]. The core of version 2.0 from
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Clustering with OpenAIS and Corosync
30.11.2025
Home »  Archive  »  2011  »  Issue 3: Are yo...  » 
brunoilfo, 123RF.com
and maintained only by Red Hat. In more recent versions (e.g., 2.0 in RHEL 5 and Fedora Core 6 or later), the legacy CMAN implementation was replaced by an open implementation based on the Application Interface
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High availability clustering on a budget with KVM
30.11.2025
Home »  Archive  »  2010  »  Issue 0: Active...  » 
Yulia Saponova, 123RF.com
with nearly native performance. However, KVM does need a state-of-the-art CPU generation with virtualization functionality (VT-X/AMD-V). All the virtual machines in this article will run on the KVM hypervisor
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Julia: A new language for technical computing
30.11.2025
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