Linux File Listing in Human Readable Format

A very very small tip to start the week. Use -h option with ls -l or ll command to view the size of your files in “human readable” format. Learn more tips on Linux… Continue reading →

vi editor hack

You know you can make your work a lot faster by using +/searchword option in the vi editor in linux. By using – vim +/word-to-search filename vi will take to automatically to the… Continue reading →

RHCE of the Year 2012 is Network NUTS student

Network NUTS is really proud to announce that Mr. Suraj Kumar who has completed his RHCE with our South Delhi location is the winner of the “RHCE of the YEAR 2012” award by Red Hat Inc. Click… Continue reading →

Linux Video on dig command

Network NUTS Success Last Quarter

Last Quarter Achievements: 1. Network NUTS has conducted 220 plus RED HAT examinations in last 3 months. 2. The success rate was almost 86.11% 3. More than 120 candidates were trained and certified… Continue reading →

Using other DNS Server to dig

We all know the usage of dig command in Linux. And when you use the dig command to query nameserver it will by default uses the DNS servers which is mentioned in your… Continue reading →

ISCSI Sessions

Lets learn one more small tip for ISCSI. If you want to check the current iscsi sessions from your machine. You can use the iscsiadm command with “-m session” option. It will display… Continue reading →

Information about ISCSI Target

You must be familiar with ISCSI and storage concepts if you had done the official RHCE 6 training or have done the RHCVA Certification track. In case you are interested in getting information… Continue reading →

Download multiple files using wget

So long time .. no tips !!! Here comes one .. again just continue with the wget. In case you want to download multiple files from multiple url’s or locations, instead of giving… Continue reading →

wget in background

So you had learned the tips with wget to download files with the fixing the bandwidth, with continuing the interrupted download etc. Lets see how we can put wget in background in case… Continue reading →