• by Susith Nonis
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• Date 11 Jan, 23

Sometimes you can explain a thousand words with a picture. On the other hand, reading or hearing a description of something may not be as understandable as looking at it. When you want to explain a...

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• Date 09 Jan, 23

You were tired of windows! It's ok; we all get tired sometimes. Now you are using Linux-based operating systems like Ubuntu, and you don’t know how to reboot your device. Linux-based operating...

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• Date 30 Nov, 22

How to Move To The Next Page In The Nano Editor This article simplifies the use of the nano editor and will get you started on the next page in a few easy steps What is the nano editor? The nano...

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• in Server Linux Web Hosting
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• Date 30 Nov, 22

If you manage a VPS, dedicated server, or reseller hosting account that uses cPanel, one of your essential maintenance tasks is making sure your cPanel license is valid and up to date. An active...

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• Date 29 Nov, 22

If you find yourself needing to alter the Domain Name System (DNS) server settings on your CentOS (Community ENTerprise Operating System) system, you're in the right place. DNS servers play a crucial....

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• Date 03 Nov, 22

As a Linux system administrator, you need to have strong skills with the Linux command line. The first thing you should do after installing Linux is to create an SSH key in Linux. If you have already....

• by Susith Nonis
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• Date 23 Oct, 22

Fedora Linux stands out as one of the most respected and cutting-edge Linux distributions in the open-source world. But what is Fedora Linux exactly, and why do so many developers, system...

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• Date 19 Oct, 22

Unsecure networks, poor connection, and slow internet have caused many problems for network administrators, website owners, etc. when managing their files remotely. Imagine transferring your website.....

• by Susith Nonis
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• Date 09 May, 22

What is the echo command in Linux? The echo command comes pre-installed in Linux, and it is a feature for printing out arguments as standard output. This command is typically used to display messages....

• by Susith Nonis
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• Date 16 Apr, 22

Obtaining file information on a regular basis is critical because, before assigning extra space, you must determine which files are using up the most space and which files are unnecessary and taking.....