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The time is off on my system and I want to synchronize with an NTP server.  And if I reboot the redhat box I want it to continue to use that NTP server for setting its clock.  How to?
Zones: Linux Setup, Linux NetDate Answered: 09/24/2008 Views: 57
I inherited a Redhat Linux system to administer.  While I'm nobody's Sysadmin (network is my thing) - I do know that direct login using "root" is generally a no-no.  Right?  That's how the previous...
Zones: Linux Network Security, Linux Admin, Red Hat Lin...Date Answered: 10/20/2008 Views: 0
I tried to locate snmpwalk on my system: find . -name snmpwalk -print ..but no results were returned. I then tried... rpm -q net-snmp and this returned: net-snmp-5.1.2-11.EL4.10.0.1 ...
Zones: Linux Net, LinuxDate Answered: 11/25/2008 Views: 0
I need help getting my tftp daemon started and continuing to run on future bootups on my linux box.  See details which follow: [root@wiki2 xinetd.d]# uname -a Linux wiki2.xxxx.xxx 2.6.9-55.0.12...
Zones: Linux, Linux NetDate Answered: 08/29/2008 Views: 8
Someone booted the host and now syslog's not working.  Would appreciate trouble-shooting tips. ps -ef | grep syslog root      3954     1  0 15:50 ?        00:00:00 syslogd -m 0 /etc/syslog.c...
Zones: Linux Setup, Linux Net, Linux AdminDate Answered: 10/01/2008 Views: 4
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