Linux Server and Workstation Configuration How To

1. How To Securing SSH Connection

Tags: [how to, linux, unix, network, secure, SSH, connection]  ...

2. IPv6 Configuration on FreeBSD

... build Oct 17 2008-14:56:32 Oct 17 18:39:38 lola gw6c: Establishing connection to tunnel broker broker.freenet6.net using reliable UDP. Oct 17 18:39:42 lola gw6c: Connection to broker.freenet6.net established. ...

3. Internet gateway on FreeBSD

... 2 # Allow RAdmin, better change the port number $cmd 350 allow tcp from any to $wanip 4899 in via $eif setup limit src-addr 2 # Allow already established connections $cmd 360 allow all from ...

4. HowTo Restricting traffic to a virtual host in apache

The following configuration will limit the speed for the virtual host to 1024kbps, with the ability to serve not more than 10 requests per second and a maximum of 30 open connections. Each visitor can ...

5. Released TeamViewer for Linux

... Between client and server can be established a VPN connection. TeamViewer supports access with certificates and 256-bit AES algorithm encryption. TeamViewer is available as a web application. ...

6. How To Securing SSH Connection

This how to helps you to create secure connection via ssh between your unix and linux systems. All examples written for RedHat based systems. Also we assume that you already have installed openssh server ...

7. Network Information and Configuration Commands

...  Firewall # service iptables status # service iptables start # service iptables stop # service iptables restart Get Connections # netstat -ntu Detailed Network Connections Information # netstat -nap ...

8. Default Port Numbers

... ordinary #> users. # #> Ports are used in the TCP [45,106] to name the ends of logical #> connections which carry long term conversations. For the purpose of #> providing services to ...

9. OSI Model

...  End-to-end Connections Segment Handless transportation issues between hosts Ensures data transport reliability Establishes, maintains, and terminates virtual circuits Provides reliability ...