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Ten Neat Tricks With Perl: ON: 2007-09-07 15:39:11; Automate redundant repetitive tasks with Perl, using these ten neat tricks!; 5 times | category: [Shells and Utilities]

How To Help Prevent SSH Attacks: ON: 2007-09-07 15:24:08; Protect your server from SSH attacks with this step-by-step guide. This guide shows you how to move your SSH port, install brute force detection, and more!; 3 times | category: [Security]

IPTables Explained : Part 1 (a tutorial to UNDERSTANDING and CREATING your own rules): ON: 2007-09-07 15:21:30; This is a beginners' guide. Things are explained very simply here but it WILL give you a good understanding what iptables is and how to begin writing a script. Sure you can do this all with a GUI but, wouldn't you like to know how to do it down and dirty?; 3 times | category: [Security]

IPTABLES explained: Part 3 (Creating a complex IPTables script easily): ON: 2007-09-07 15:16:20; SCENARIO: A friend of mine had a problem, he has a home network similar to mine and a Wireless Access Point (AP) that he wanted to use since mobility is everything. We sat down and designed his network and then wrote an iptables script for his setup.What follows is a more or less picture so you get the idea what the system / network looked like:; 11 times | category: [Security]

How to secure your Linux Box: ON: 2007-09-07 15:09:41; Recently, I have been watching a lot of my friends who use various versions of Windows getting a lot of viruses, mostly because of their negligence/ignorance. This sudden spurt in spread of Viruses/Worms/Trojans etc. made me think about Linux security. It also made me realize how vast this topic of "Securing a Linux Box" can be.; 2 times | category: [Security]

How To Help Prevent SSH Attacks!: ON: 2007-09-07 15:02:36; This tutorial shows some effective methods to help prevent SSH attacks.; 1 times | category: [Security]

Hardening a Linux server in 10 minutes: ON: 2007-09-07 15:01:22; How to harden a Linux server in less than 10 minutes.; 14 times | category: [Security]

The Basics of Linux Network Security: ON: 2007-09-07 14:58:33; The pervasiveness of the Internet has led to more and more opportunities for your company's servers to be attacked from without. Part-time Linux admins, never fear. Our updated network security basics document will get you well on your way to locking your system down.; 2 times | category: [Security]

Controlling Access to Your Services with xinetd: ON: 2007-09-07 14:54:56; One of the most powerful aspects of Linux is its ability to launch services, or daemons, and run them in the background as needed. But running all of these background services can be an administrative headache when you take into account user access and permissions, too. Dee-Ann LeBlanc walks readers through the basics of xinetd, a tool that lets you securely and effectively lock down services on your Linux machine.; 2 times | category: [Security]

Using Apache with Suexec on Linux: ON: 2007-09-07 14:50:36; When you're running an Apache Web server for yourself, you don't think about the user that's running the Apache server itself (typically nobody on Linux systems). But what if you're an ISP with multiple companies being hosted on your system? Or an educational institution with faculty who want to be able to execute their own scripts? Either everything has to be accessible to the Apache nobody user, or you have to run multiple instances of Apache on multiple ports and IP addresses, one of each per user, with the concomitant confusion of configuration files. The solution is the use of the suexec wrapper, which is part of the Apache distribution.; 6 times | category: [Security]

Integrate Linux and Windows with Samba: ON: 2007-09-07 14:42:28; The third in a three-part series on how to leverage Linux to get the most from your network, this tutorial shows how to use Samba to integrate your Linux and Windows networks. Sample code and configuration files are provided throughout to aid understanding.; 10 times | category: [Networking]

Linux Networking: DHCP to Manage IP Addresses: ON: 2007-09-07 14:41:55; The second in a three-part series on how to leverage Linux to get the most from your network, this tutorial shows how to set up a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server with Internet Systems Consortium (ISC) DHCP. Sample code and configuration files are provided throughout to aid understanding.; 2 times | category: [Networking]

Network Packet Capturing for Linux: ON: 2007-09-07 14:41:04; This tutorial covers different mechanisms for capturing and manipulating packets. Security applications such as VPNs, firewalls, and sniffers, and network apps such as routers rely on methods like those described here to do their work. You won't want to miss this tutorial all about packet interception, covering kernels from 2.2.x to the present and techniques from divert socket and netfilter to interrupt handling and messing with the kernel source code itself; 1 times | category: [Networking]

Programming Linux Sockets: ON: 2007-09-07 14:38:15; This introductory-level tutorial shows how to begin programming with sockets. Focusing on C and Python, it guides you through the creation of an echo server and client, which connect over TCP/IP. Fundamental network, layer, and protocol concepts are described, and sample source code abounds.; 5 times | category: [Networking]

Build a Linux Test Network: ON: 2007-09-07 13:21:45; This tutorial shows how to combine Samba and GRUB to build a compact, highly adaptable, cross-platform test network, capable of booting and networking a large number of operating systems on a small number of machines. Though Samba and GRUB can manage many different operating systems, this tutorial focuses on Linux and Windows.; 1 times | category: [Networking]

Building a cheap secure wireless (WLAN) infrastructure with OpenVPN and Linux (an advanced tutorial: ON: 2007-09-07 13:18:29; Having "wireless LAN" access (WLAN) in your office is nowadays almost a given. The challenge comes though on how to secure your WLAN and how to deploy it correctly. You probably want the least overhead for administration and a very flexible, yet secure deployment. Since WLAN access points (AP's) have a semi limited range depending on your building, you might want to deploy more then one AP per floor, or even one AP per meeting room. But creating different networks for each meeting room is pretty much out of the question.; 10 times | category: [Networking]

www. Forwarding with Apache: ON: 2007-09-07 13:12:29; This mini tutorial is going to give you the code to use Apache to redirect your site when ever someone uses www. It will go to yoursite.com instead of www.yoursite.com; 2 times | category: [Networking]

Configure a router on FreeBSD using IPFW: ON: 2007-09-07 13:07:15; This tutorial is about configuring a router on FreeBSD operating system using IPFIREWALL (ipfw).; 18 times | category: [Networking]

Build Your Development Environment in Linux: ON: 2007-09-07 13:03:53; Install and configure in this tutorial all of the software necessary to develop a Drupal-based Web site using Linux, including Eclipse, PHP, and more. When you're done, you will have a blank development canvas that you can use for any development project.; 1 times | category: [Miscellaneous]

Porting to the Linux Standard Base: ON: 2007-09-07 13:02:51; Although beneficial for users, heterogeneity can vex software developers who must build and support packages on a multitude of similar platforms. Fortunately, if an application conforms to the Linux Standard Base (LSB), and a flavor of Linux is LSB compliant, the application is guaranteed to run. Discover the LSB, and learn how to port your code to the standard.; 1 times | category: [Miscellaneous]

Linux Python Scripting in C Apps: ON: 2007-09-07 13:02:26; Learn how to embed Python applications into your C applications. This tutorial explains how Python embedding works, shows you how to translate between data types, and provides various methods for embedding Python scripts.; 1 times | category: [Miscellaneous]

Access DB2 for Linux with Python: ON: 2007-09-07 13:01:43; Python is a great tool to use with DB2 Version 8. It combines the ability to quickly and simply access a DB2 database with the power to perform more complex tasks that require a general-purpose programming language. You'll learn about the Python DB2 module using the sample that ships with DB2 Version 8.1.; 6 times | category: [Miscellaneous]

Tutorial: Disabling unused daemons to speed up your boot sequence: ON: 2007-09-07 12:56:29; Many Linux distros usually start a lot of daemons when booting, resulting in a long wait before you can get to work after powering on your machine. Some of those daemons are rarely used (or even not at all) by the majority of users. This tutorial describes how to disable unused or rarely used daemons in a proper way, resulting in faster boot sequences and less CPU load.; 2 times | category: [Miscellaneous]

Creating Labels with Openoffice.org Templates: ON: 2007-09-07 12:47:05; Templates make life easier when you use them for letters, documents, brochures, etc. but they really make life easier when you use them for labels.; 2 times | category: [Miscellaneous]

A look at the FreeNAS server: ON: 2007-09-07 12:40:12; How to install and configure FreeNAS, an open source NAS server.; 5 times | category: [Miscellaneous]