Easily access the file system of any computer which is running a SSH daemon. For example, to access the files of caesar.somedomain.com as user bob, enter: fish://[email protected] into the Konqueror location bar. A dialog prompts for the password, and bob‘s files are now available for browsing and editing in Konqueror. fish://[email protected]:22 Konqueror… Read More: fish ssh konqueror »
To disable IPv6 in a virtual machine running Linux 1 If the file /etc/sysconfig/network contains the line NETWORKING_IPV6=yes, change the line to NETWORKING_IPV6=no. 2 In the file /etc/modules.conf, add the following lines:alias ipv6 offalias net-pf-10 off Tags: wmware+disable+ipv6
Xorg.conf de centos 5 para vmware File Attachment: xorg.conf.txt (1 KB) Tags: xorg+vmware
Metas: Tener un cluster con los servicios de Apache y mySQL en el modo de alta disponibilidad. Pruebas: El servicio debe estar disponible cuando el servidor A, o B falle
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Cluster.– Dos o más computadoras ( llamadas nodos o miembros ) que trabajan en conjunto para realizar una tarea. Hay cuatro tipos de clusters: Storage (Almacenamiento) High Availability ( Alta disponibilidad) Load balancing ( Balanceo de cargas ) High performance ( Alto desempeño )
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http://wiki.centos.org/FreeNX Tags: freenx Installing NX /FreeNX on the server Currently there is a version of nx and freenx in the CentOS Extras repository. To install the stable version of NX / FreeNX server, issue this command from the server: yum install nx freenx yum install nx freenx
irst you can see all the yum groups available with the command: yum grouplist You can install X and Gnome or KDE like this: yum groupinstall «X Window System» «GNOME Desktop Environment» or yum groupinstall «X Window System» «KDE (K Desktop Environment)» You may also want to add some other groups from the list like… Read More: Yum Groupinstall »
There’s a myth on the web surrounding the method on how to disable IPv6 under RHEL/CentOS 4 Adding “NETWORKING_IPV6=no” to /etc/sysconfig/network DOES NOT work If you want to disable IPv6, the only true working trick is : echo «alias net-pf-10 off» >> /etc/modprobe.conf