Configure FTP Server CentOS 6
Configure FTP Server CentOS 6 Configure FTP Server CentOS 6 configuring plain old ftp should be done generally for internal servers, however if you choose, this way can also be…
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Change home directory of LDAP user command line
Change home directory of LDAP user command line Change home directory of LDAP user command line In this scenario, we are moving the home directory of a user to another…
Understanding Linux File Permissions
Understanding Linux File Permissions Understanding Linux File Permissions Linux File Permissions are one of the things that make Linux Secure, and in that case Insecure, depending on how they are…
Remove user from openLDAP command line
Remove user from openLDAP command line Remove user from openLDAP command line Let’s say our user “Shawn Dawn” was terminated from the company, for a number of reasons. Now it’s…
Migrate Zimbra Community to New Server
Migrate Zimbra Community to New Server Migrate Zimbra Community to New Server ** NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DATA LOSS, BE SMART, MAKE A BACKUP /OPT FIRST ** In this blog we…
Configure DHCP Reservation CentOS
Configure DHCP Reservation CentOS Configure DHCP Reservation CentOS This blog covers creating a DHCP reservation, or fixed-ip on dhcpd for CentOS Linux. At this point we assume you already have…
Add User to LDAP command line
Add User to LDAP command line Add User to OpenLDAP command line When LDAP was first introduced, there was no fancy GUI like PhpLDAPadmin, and in some Low-Bandwidth environments, it’s…
Add user to a group OpenLDAP command line
Add user to a group OpenLDAP command line Add user to a group OpenLDAP command line In this example, we are going to add our user “john smith” to the…
Share CUPS UNIX printer with Windows IPP
Share CUPS UNIX printer with Windows IPP Share CUPS UNIX printer with Windows IPP This blog post assumes you already have a printer setup & configured in CUPS, and you…
Install Telnet Server On Redhat/CentOS
Install Telnet Server On Redhat/CentOS Install Telnet Server On Redhat/CentOS Telnet is an old standard that is inherently insecure, and provides plain text communications. For this reason, there is NO REASON…