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  • How to Create an IPMI User Using Linux CLI, A Step-by-Step guide
    General Hardware | Linux

    How to Create an IPMI User Using Linux CLI, A Step-by-Step guide

    Byetzion 02/05/202302/05/2023

    A common tool in use when needing a console access to a remote server is the IPMI. There are multiple names and implementations – HPE’s ILO, Dell’s iDrac, Lenovo IMM, and so on. This interface can be configured – both network settings and user access credentials, when having a BIOS access, however – a question…

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  • Extracting PPPoE login details from a locked ISP router
    Linux | Scripting/Programming

    Extracting PPPoE login details from a locked ISP router

    Byetzion 28/04/202329/07/2023

    There are many internet service providers (ISPs) around the world that offer fiber internet connections, but sometimes you cannot access your PPPoE user details. This can happen if your ISP does not allow you to use your own router, or if you don’t have the login details for your router. There are ways to try…

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  • Installing one Linux from another
    Disk Storage | Linux

    Installing one Linux from another

    Byetzion 19/04/202319/04/2023

    I have recently acquired a new computer without an operating system, and I wish to install Oracle Enterprise Linux version 9.1 on it. The ISO file required for the installation is located on an NFS file server, accessible through a network infrastructure. The hardware boots using uEFI, and I have a USB disk-on-key containing Ubuntu…

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  • Easy Guide to Using AutoFS to Connect to Windows CIFS Shares
    Disk Storage | Linux

    Easy Guide to Using AutoFS to Connect to Windows CIFS Shares

    Byetzion 11/04/202311/04/2023

    AutoFS is a powerful tool that allows for mount-on-demand functionality in Linux, reducing the chances of any negative effects when rebooting Windows running file services. In this article, we will focus on how to correctly connect AutoFS to a Windows share, without covering advanced features such as dynamic maps or special cases with different mappings….

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  • Easily Replacing an AFD Disk in ASM DiskGroup
    Clusters | Disk Storage | Oracle

    Easily Replacing an AFD Disk in ASM DiskGroup

    Byetzion 20/03/202320/03/2023

    When using OracleASM in normal or high redundancy, a failed disk is nothing to be concerned with. However, when using AFD, there are several additional actions you need to take into account in order to replace the disk quickly and easily. It is imperative to understand that when using AFD, there are some unavoidable tasks…

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  • Using Oracle GI 19c to Provide Highly-Available NFS Services
    Clusters | Disk Storage | Linux | Oracle

    Using Oracle GI 19c to Provide Highly-Available NFS Services

    Byetzion 07/03/202307/03/2023

    Introduction Since Oracle GI version 11.2.0.3, Oracle have provided a clustered file-system called ACFS, based on the underlined technology Oracle ASM. This technology has provided a reliable-enough, although not free from bugs, clustered file-system, while Oracle OCFS2 (which had its own cluster framework: O2CB) has been abandoned and left to die. ACFS was a good-enough…

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