Enable DNS Scavenging Windows Server
Enable DNS Scavenging Windows Server This one bugs me a little bit, why this is not enabled by default in Microsoft’s Active Directory, DNS Scavenging. The idea behind it is…
Enable DNS Scavenging Windows Server This one bugs me a little bit, why this is not enabled by default in Microsoft’s Active Directory, DNS Scavenging. The idea behind it is…
Disable Windows Update Reboot If you came here looking to disable this one, you have came to the right place. Before we get started, i would like to state, that…
389 Directory Server MultiMaster Replication CentOS 389 Directory Server MultiMaster Replication CentOS One of the amazing features of 389 directory server is multi-master replication, this is incredibly useful for high…
Install 389 Directory Server CentOS Install 389 Directory Server CentOS 389 Directory server is a wonderful drop-in replacement for OpenLDAP, and is extremely easy to install and configure. A few…
Install Bind/Named/DNS on CentOS Install Bind/Named/DNS on CentOS Need a Linux DNS server in a jiffy? Look no further, here’s the basic steps to get BIND Installed. Please note that…
Using IRC and IRSSI for Linux Support Using IRC and IRSSI for Linux Support IRC is often one of the greates assests to UNIX/Linux that gets overlooked. IRC or Internet…
Install Apache on CentOS 6.4 Install Apache on CentOS 6.4 login and SU to root issue the command: yum install httpd hit yes to download/install setup PKI Key by using…
Configure Filesystem Loop CentOS 6 Configure Filesystem Loop CentOS 6 Filesystem loops are incredibly useful, they convert files/folders into usable block devices. For the purpose of this example, we are…
Troubleshooting WAN Connections Troubleshooting WAN Connections can be a real pain with multiple ISP’s in-between here and there. This guide should help a little. Say for example we have a…
Remove an OU from OpenLDAP command line Remove an OU from OpenLDAP command line In this example we have added the OU SkyNet, however since then, SkyNet has become self-aware…