Customizing hotkeys on keyboard
Installing WordPress on Ubuntu 19.04
BASH scripting with conditional logic
Palo Alto Zones, Interfaces, and Routers – Overview
Setting up firewall rules for Microsoft Exchange
- Customizing hotkeys on keyboardI use a Dell keyboard, model Y-U0003-DEL5 that has a string of hotkeys on the top of it. These keys for the most part are useless to me because they are primarily for web browsing (back, forward, […]
Installing WordPress on Ubuntu 19.04https://youtu.be/2P9KBdkoLF0 Install LAMP Stack To begin installation of the LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, PHP) we update the apt catalog. Then we select the packages to install. NOTE: We are […]
BASH scripting with conditional logichttps://youtu.be/jnjcV9vPZIU IF/THEN statements #!/bin/bash echo "What would you like to see? Todays date (d) Currently logged in users (u) The contents of the / directory (r) Enter your […]
Palo Alto Zones, Interfaces, and Routers – OverviewPalo Alto firewalls can be very simple to use and implement, or they can be very difficult. Because there are so many possible components and areas of configuration in these firewalls, understanding […]
Setting up firewall rules for Microsoft ExchangeIn this scenario we will be setting up a simple Microsoft Exchange mail server to be accessed by the internet. We will assume all Exchange services are on the same host, and all clients are on the […]
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