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Insight: How to see Logged in Users in Linux In this tutorial post, we will use various methods and commands to see logged users on Linux based operating systems. Commands To See Logged Users On Linux Use finger command to see logged users on Linux. You may need to install finger command as it might…
Insight: How to Install Updates on CentOS 7 CentOS 7 is one of the popular server side Linux operating system. Today, we will show you the method to install updates on CentOS 7. Tutorial To Install Updates On CentOS 7 Operating System. There are two ways to install updates on CentOS 7. Method 1: Automatic…
Insight: Top Linux Virtualization Software Let’s have a look into the list of some of the best and top Linux virtualization software for everyone. Top Linux Virtualization Software VirtualBox VirtualBox is a popular x86 and AMD64/Intel64 virtualization software. VirtualBox an extremely feature-rich virtualization software that is available for multiplatform. OpenVZ It is open-source container-based virtualization…
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Insight: Some Of The Linux Boot Loaders Let’s have a look into the list of some useful and best Linux boot loaders program for your Linux based operating system. Some Of The Best Linux Boot Loaders 1. GRUB2 Obviously we are going to start our list of Linux boot loaders with GRUB2. GRUB2 is a…
Insight: Top GUI Tools for Linux System Administrators Let’s have a look into the list of top GUI tools for Linux system administrators. If you are tired of running command and need some change then this post is for you. Top GUI Tools for Linux System Administrators 1. cPanel cPanel is one of the popular…
Insight: A To Z Linux Commands With Examples If you don’t love Command then Linux might not be your cup of tea. Linux is all about beautiful commands and their execution through terminal. In this post, we will look on the list of Linux commands with an overview and examples. A To Z Linux Commands…
Insight: Install Nagios Monitoring Tool On RHEL 8 In this tutorial, we will show you the method to install the Nagios monitoring tool on Redhat operating system. Nagios or Nagios Core is an open-source IT monitoring, server, network monitoring, and application monitoring tool. You can monitor servers, switches, applications, and services. How To Install Nagios…
Insight: How To Mount An exFAT Drive on CentOS exFAT or Extended File Allocation Table is a proprietary Microsoft file system which is basically used in SD cards and flash drives. Meanwhile, there is no support for the exFAT file system in CentOS. In this tutorial post, we will show you the basic steps to…
Insight: Best Download Managers For Ubuntu Operating System Whenever we hear the word “download manager” or “downloader”, we remember the software Internet Download Manager & Free Download Manager. The good news is that various alternatives to IDM and FDM are available for Linux based operating systems. You May Like: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Has Been Released…
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Insight: Linux 5.2 Released : Update Linux Kernel In Ubuntu Linux 5.2 is now officially released.Linus Torvalds released the latest kernel Linux 5.2. He wrote: So I was somewhat pre-disposed towards making an rc8, simply because of my travels and being entirely off the internet for a few days last week, and with spotty internet…
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Insight: List Of The Best Linux Console File Managers Let’s have a look into the list of some of the best Linux console file managers. Some Of The Best Linux Console File Managers 1. Ranger Console File Manager Ranger is a free and open source file manager for Linux. It is console based with VI…
Insight: How to Install Audit Tool in RHEL/CentOS/Fedora Let’s jump into the process of installing audit tool in RHEL, CentOS and Fedora operating system. Install Audit Tool In RHEL/CentOS/Fedora Run the following command to make sure that the audit tool is installed on your system: rpm -qa | grep audit If not installed, run the…
