• by Susith Nonis
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• Date 19 Jun, 23

Welcome to the world of Linux, where the power of open-source software and endless possibilities converge. Whether you're a seasoned Linux user or a curious beginner, understanding the processes that....

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• in Tutorials Networking Domain
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• Date 19 Jun, 23

Are you tired of manually calculating IP address ranges, subnets, and hosts? Do you wish you had a tool that could quickly do the math for you? Well, my friend, the solution to your subnetting woes...

• by Susith Nonis
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• Date 16 Jun, 23

The host file, also known as the host file, is a fundamental component in most operating systems. It serves as a local DNS (Domain Name System) lookup table, allowing users to map IP addresses to...

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• Date 16 Jun, 23

Port forwarding is one of the fundamental techniques used to enhance the security and functionality of networks. It involves configuring a network router to forward incoming traffic from specific...

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• Date 15 Jun, 23

Taking screen recordings on Mac is a useful feature, whether creating tutorials, showing off your gaming skills, or wanting to share something on your screen. Fortunately, it's easy to use, and you...

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• Date 14 Jun, 23

Docker has revolutionized how applications are built, shipped, and deployed by providing a lightweight and portable solution for software containerization. If you're a developer or system...

• by Susith Nonis
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• Date 14 Jun, 23

Linux network interfaces are an essential part of the Linux networking stack. They let network devices communicate with one another and allow Linux computers to connect to the internet and other...

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• Date 14 Jun, 23

Reverse Proxy is a service that sends the user's request to one or more other servers and finally gets the answer from those servers and returns it to you as the user. Since Nginx has high efficiency....

• by Susith Nonis
• in Domain Tutorials
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• Date 14 Jun, 23

Have you ever heard the term DNS Checker and wondered, "what on earth is that?" Allow me to explain in layman's terms. A DNS Checker is like a genie that ensures your website reaches its intended...

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• Date 13 Jun, 23

The main reason for rebasing is to preserve the history of the projects. For many, rebase would be one of the functions of Git, which the users have been working without using for a long time, even...