Linux

It is file transfer protocol, As a send the file inside the network, One of the oldest of the interner services, file transfer protocol makes it possible to move one or more files securely between computers while providing file security ans organization as well as transfer control.

XDR DRAM or extreme data ratedynamic random access memory is a high-performance RAM interface and successor to the Rambus RDRAM it is based on.

A VPS server can be used to run many applications and game servers as well as host many websites. A Linux VPS server is said to give higher performance, more security and reliability at a reasonable price compared with other VPS running on other interfaces.

Just like Windows or Apple's mac OS, Linux is an operating system. An operating system is the collection of software that manages the different devices and applications in a computer. For example, some of the software is responsible for shutting down and starting the computer, and some software provides functions such as interacting with devices such as keyboards and mice. Learning to use a Linux system is an excellent opportunity to become familiar with the command line, the most definitive way to communicate with your computer. Plus, as you experiment with different projects, you'll learn about repositories, package management, file permissions, user management, and more.

The full name of CCNA is Cisco Certified Network Associate, and Cisco (Cisco) is the world's largest network equipment company. According to the IT certification examination resource network, CCNA is the primary technical certificate in the Cisco certification system.

First of all, CCNA is a manufacturer's certification, which is internationally accepted. It is an English-only exam that requires a high school English foundation.

[ $UID -ne 0] # Checks if the user ID is not 0 (root UID)

Because the communication between different parts of the system is more complex in a microkernel.

fdisk -h

The 'make install' command is very common in software installations of Unix and Linux. It is usually the last part of a software creation that will take the newly compiled and linked modules and install them in production directories on the system.

This includes installing 'man' pages and other support materials as well as the shared libraries, configuration files, and executables required to execute the package.

Without the 'make install' the product may be available for testing after a successful compile and link, but will generally not be available to the rest of the users until this command is executed.

Edit the /boot/grub/menu.lst file and change the timeout value to 30:

# general configuration:

timeout 30

default 0

And to change the title you change what looks like this:

# (0) Arch Linux

title "insert title here, without quotes"

root (hd0,0)

kernel /vmlinuz26 root=/dev/disk/by-uuid/epl509af-b8f0-4453-2678-2cb61f54c848 ro

initrd /kernel26.img

Dir/p

The virtual kernel is a kernel that can be used in unbuntu guest. It is a very lean kernel, this helps in reducing overhead.

It installs the server kernel via a new name.

Chkconfig is a utility tool that is used in Linux operating systems to start or stop a program from automatically running when the system starts. You can also use the command to view or set up new services on your operating system.

The CHGRP command is used to change the ownership of a specific file or directory. More information about this command can be found on the IBM Help Index website.

description of guimode

they can be used in houses,lockers,banks,museum,jewellary shops. if anyone tries for theft a loud alarm will begin that will prevent theft.

cp -i

mv -i

use the 'usermod' command, which exists on all unixes:

usermod -d /path/to/new/homedir/ username

Uptime is the length of time a system has been running continuously. If your server has not been rebooted in a month, you would have an uptime of about 30 days.

This is accomplished via two different commands; the sequence would be:

chown bob /etc/yearend

chgrp acctg /etc/yearend

No.

Any text editor can be used to edit the configuration file.

SUSE and Red Hat are the two most common. I just loaded SUSE 9.3 on my wireless laptop and it's solid. I'm not too fond of getting "the latest and greatest" since there are often problems associated. I had tried SUSE 10.3 and had a lot of problems so I found an older version. It worked great.

I don't know much about Red Hat except that it's also very popular so it must have something going for it.

Hmm... "fg" is a bash shell built-in command so I'm assuming you are referring to it. All it does is "resume" the referenced job (or task if you prefer) in the foreground of the shell thus making it the current job (or task). Of course, "fg" is only applicable to a job started with job control enabled.

In Unix and Linux shells that support job control, jobs may be suspended, moved to the background, moved to the foreground and suspended or paused jobs may be resumed. You could, I suppose, compare it to using a mouse to bring jobs into and out of focus on a GUI. I don't use GUIs a lot so I'm not sure how simple it is to suspend a job or task on a Windows system thus causing the task to cease being processed until it is resumed. It is trivial to do from within a bash shell however.

Also, job control in Unix/Linux shells is not restricted to bash, sh, ksh, csh and many if not most other shells support job control. [JMH]