How to log iptables messages in a different log file
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It is a feature in Linux which controls the degree to which the kernel prefers to swap in the procedure of freeing memory. It can be set to values on
To find the status of any single service ``` # service vsftpd status vsftpd (pid 5909) is running... ``` To get the status of all the running services ``` #
To understand this you need to have a brief knowledge on the booting procedure of Linux machine. Running all the scripts under /etc/rc.d is the last step of successful booting
You can run the below command to auto start the service after reboot ``` # chkconfig service_name on ``` But the above command will enable the service only for the
### Swapping A process normally runs on physical memory where the memory is divided into sets of pages. A page is a 4kb area of memory and is the basic
**How can you create a password less connection between multiple Linux machine?** * To create a password less authentication we need to use RSA or DSA key authentication. * RSA
### A record * It is the Address records also known as host records * Points to the IP address reflecting the domain * Used for forward lookup of any
I have written another article with [step by step instructions to redirect specific messages to different a log file]({{< relref "how-to-redirect-specific-log-messages/index.md" >}}) from /var/log/messages so that your messages file is not filled up
**Explain in detail the Linux booting procedure** * When a Linux machine is powered on BIOS loads up first. It will prompt you to select boot device which can be