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How To Secure SSH Servers on Linux This guide will show you step by step how to secure SSH servers on your network or hosted directly on the Internet. What is SSH ? SSH is the standard way for Admin’s to connect to Linux servers securely over an encrypted tunnel. However a default install of [...]

How To Erase a Hard Drive (Linux, Windows or Mac)

October 19, 2012

The following tutorial walks you through how to erase hard drive (s) using Darik’s Boot And Nuke a bootable Linux distribution built with the sole purpose of deleting data from hard drives & partitions. DBAN (Darik’s Boot and Nuke) will completely wipe your hard drive by writing over it multiple times to ensure your hard drive [...]

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RHEL Dig Install

October 18, 2012

How To Install the RHEL Dig Tool This tutorial explains how to install the Dig Tool on RHEL Linux, using the YUM package manager. Dig is a tool used to extract name server information from DNS (Domain Name Servers), such as the NS, A Records, MX records etc. RHEL Dig Install Instructions The follow will [...]

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Disable Crontab Mail

October 18, 2012

Fed up with your mail box getting blasted with automated Crontab mail, follow this tutorial to disable crontab mail and help reduce the clutter in your mailbox. Crontab Mail Default Settings By default crontab will send the output of any commands or scripts it runs to your email address. To prevent this action you need [...]

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Fedora Dig Install

October 18, 2012

How To Install the Fedora Dig Tool This tutorial explains how to install the Dig Tool on Fedora Linux, using the YUM package manager. Dig is a tool used to extract name server information from DNS (Domain Name Servers), such as the NS, A Records, MX records etc. Fedora Dig Install Instructions The follow will [...]

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Debian Dig Install

October 18, 2012

How To Install Debian Dig Tool The following guide explains how to install the Dig tool on Debian Linux using the APT package manager. Dig is a command line tool used to extract information from DNS (Domain Name Servers) such as MX, NS & A record data. Debian Dig Installation The following command will install [...]

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Centos Dig Install

October 18, 2012

How to install Dig on CentOS (all versions) The follow will install the dig command on CentOS Linux using the YUM package manager. yum install bind-utils Please see our guide on the dig command for more information on how to use the Linux command line tool.

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Ubuntu Dig Install

October 18, 2012

How To Install the Dig Command Line tool on all versions of Ubuntu How to install the Ubuntu Dig command used to lookup information from Domain Name Servers (DNS), the following command will install the Dig tool on Ubuntu using APT. Dig Ubuntu Install Instructions sudo apt-get install dnsutils Please see our guide on the [...]

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Nmap Tutorial

October 16, 2012

Nmap is an open source network exploration tool, meaning you can scan networks, devices or multiple networks and acquire information about the open TCP ports, software & operating system version and if the machine responds to ICMP echo requests or not. The most common use for Nmap is to find out what ports are accessible to the outside world, I [...]

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