Tag: redhat

Disable Apache Version

Disable Apache Version Disable Apache Version CentOS 6 For security reasons, it’s usually a good idea to disable the apache version of you public webserver, that way if there is…

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Disable OpenLDAP Anonymous Access

Disable OpenLDAP Anonymous Access Disable OpenLDAP Anonymous Access There may be instances where you would want to disable OpenLDAP searching via an Anonymous Source. Let’s get started, login, and su…

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Join Fedora to Windows Domain

Join Fedora to Windows Domain Join Fedora to Windows Domain from time to time you may be in a situation where we need to join to a Windows Domain, it’s…

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389 Directory Server Password Policy CentOS

389 Directory Server Password Policy CentOS 389 Directory Server Password Policy CentOS 389 Directory server is a nice suite for LDAP management, and has gone above and beyond to meetup…

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Configure NIS Server CentOS 6

Configure NIS Server CentOS 6 Configure NIS Server CentOS 6 NIS or Network Information Service is an Older Directory Protocol that was used Before LDAP and Active Directory. The concept…

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389 Directory Server TLS Client CentOS

389 Directory Server TLS Client CentOS 389 Directory Server TLS Client CentOS This blog is about joining a PC/server to 389 directory server as a client using TLS. For ease…

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Configure TLS/SSL 389 Directory Server CentOS

Configure TLS/SSL 389 Directory Server CentOS Configure TLS/SSL 389 Directory Server CentOS 389 Directory server is an amazing MultiMaster LDAP solution. Out of the box 389 is not configured to…

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Install Xnest CentOS 6

Install Xnest CentOS 6 Install Xnest CentOS 6 Usually if you are installing Xnest, it’s because you want to view a remote Linux Terminal locally on a Linux Desktop, or…

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Limit Sudo to specific commands

Limit Sudo to specific commands Limit Sudo to specific commands In this scenario, we have SUDO already setup, howewever we want to be a bit more restrictive as to what…

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