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Video showing how to use a folder as a drive letter – Windows April 14, 2010

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Video by Network NUTS showing how to use a folder as a drive letter.

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Split large file into smaller files – Linux April 10, 2010

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Here is a small trick to split a big iso file (or any other big file) into smaller files of your desired size.

Use the SPLIT tool that comes with your OS.

Suppose I have a big iso file name “bigfile.iso” of size more than 3 GB and I want to split in into smaller iso files of size 1GB.

Here is how to do it:

split --byte=1024m bigfile.iso smallfile_

what this command will do?

It will actually split the bigfile.iso file into smaller files of size 1GB having names – smallfile_aa, smallfile_ab and so on…

So just enjoy the split, now.

And remember you can always use the CAT command to join them again:

cat smallfile_a* > newbigfile.iso

PS : Check out the video of this post at -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Gv1FuLUH1o


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Allow TELNET from ROOT April 6, 2010

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We all know that TELNET because of its weak authentication doesn’t allow “root” user to login.

But there is a TWEAK that will allow TELNET as ROOT.

STEP #1 – Install TELNET

yum install telnet-server

STEP #2 – Make TELNET active. Edit “/etc/xinetd.d/telnet” file and make

disable = no

STEP #3 – Configure PAM to allow TELNET as ROOT. Edit “/etc/pam.d/remote” file and find and comment this line

auth required pam_securetty.so
#auth required pam_securetty.so

STEP #4 – Restart the TELNET service

/etc/init.d/xinetd restart; chkconfig xinetd on

ENJOY the TELNET with ROOT credentials (at your own risk please)

God Bless.

PS: Check VIDEOS of interesting Linux tips and tricks on YOU-TUBE.

http://www.youtube.com/user/networknutsdotnet

Apache Load Balancing VIDEO using “pound” April 5, 2010

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Check the apache load balancing done using “pound” video on – You Tube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WuW27hpHWc

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100% Result in RHCSS (EX 429) exam April 3, 2010

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Network NUTS congratulates all his students for creating one more landmark in Red Hat Linux RHCSS certification.

In the last “Red Hat Enterprise SELinux Policy Administration (EX429)” exam held on 02/04/2010, Network NUTS has achieved 100% pass result.

Congratulates to all the Certified Students:

Mr. Rajnesh Kr. Siwal
Mr. Aditya Gandhi
Mr. Tarpan
Mr. Prabhat Chauhan
Mr. B. Sudhir
Mr. K.R Venkataraman

Network NUTS wishes you all the best!!!

Configuring YUM server for automatic notification to clients March 31, 2010

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We have a situation. We have 100+ client machines in our network and whenever some new package is available on YUM, I want all the clients to get updated for the new package via email so that they can use the package, if they need.

How to configure YUM to send email for updates available on server.

STEP #1 – Edit /etc/yum/yum-updatesd.conf

STEP #2 – Edit / Add these lines:

emit_via = email
email_to = staff@yourdomain.com
email_from = yumserveradmin@yumserver.example.com

STEP #3 - Save and Restart the service.

service yum-updatesd restart
chkconfig yum-updatesd on

So now your YUM server will be sending a email to staff user (it can be aliased in your MTA configuration) whenever a new package is available.

Check the video of this post on http://www.youtube.com/user/networknutsdotnet

God Bless.

Making Directory Listing – Make Sense !! March 28, 2010

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Normally when we give “ls -l” command or “ll” command it shows us all the files and directories in alphabetic order.

Sometimes it will be pain in the neck, if you are looking for a directory or looking for file. (as it will show you both)

There is as such no command available (to my knowledge) which will show you directories only and files only, as per your specification.

But we can do a SMALL tweak, to make our job easier.

Here is the command to view directories only :

ls -l | egrep '^d'

And, here is the command to view files only :

ls -l | egrep -v '^d'

You can also create some alias for these big command, as it is not practically good to write the same code again and again

alias llf="ls -l | egrep -v '^d'"
alias lld=ls -l | egrep '^d'"

You can always use “.bash_profile” file to make these aliases permanent.

PS: Check out – http://www.youtube.com/user/networknutsdotnet

for video of this small trick.

For more tips and trick on linux – www.networknuts.net
God Bless.

Collaborating Screen in Linux Video March 26, 2010

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Another good video on how to use and manage screen command for collaborating your screen.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5R9RbJib1VU

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Configuring, Managing and Tuning Swap Memory in Linux – Video March 26, 2010

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See the video of – Configuring, Managing and Tuning Swap Memory in Linux via youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1q_05tD2gzY

Please comment, rate and subscribe the channel to get latest updates from Network NUTS.

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Network NUTS on YouTube March 26, 2010

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Network NUTS has once again created a landmark in the history of IT training in India.

Network NUTS has become the first company in India to share technical expertise to ALL via you tube. The idea is to  share knowledge and bring WOW from our students. We intend to provide such topics here those are not covered in the curriculum.

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