A CentOS NetInstall, or network installation, is the process of installing a full working CentOS machine using a very small image, around 10MB, downloaded from the CentOS website. In this post I will show you the process to follow for an easy and complete CentOS Netinstall .
Get the ISO
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In the continuous effort of serving the community with resources to prepare for RHCE exam I’m releasing a new quiz/exercise on the RHCE practice lab series. This RHCE practice lab will focus on the troubleshooting part of the exam which is the one scaring most candidates.
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This is something I’ve always told, never got tired of it, to my students “Guys always measure twice and cut once. It’s better to spend one more week in the planning phase than having to troubleshoot problems once you have implemented something”. I think this is a basic principal [...] Continue Reading…
Good morning all, i'm sorry for the long silence due to work problems and to my relocation to a new house, I'm almost back in my usual workplace (I've been out of town for some time) and finally had back my internet connection in the new house, what [...] Continue Reading…
Originally posted 2010-02-23 09:40:06. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
So you want to start monitoring your growing network and heard about Nagios but have no idea how to install it, great I will show you. I won’t cover the installation from source code as it is already well described in the official documentation.
Configure RepositoriesQ. When I try to launch vim to edit a file I get a command not found error. How can I solve this?
A: You need to manually install VIM on a system running CentOS.
Vim, or VI enhanced, is the successor of the famous vi editor which is found almost [...] Continue Reading…
Professional Linux Administration posts.
Good morning all, I’ve received in the past a few comments and email about a series of posts describing the in and out of professional Linux administration. The fact is a lot of fresher in the Linux field out there often find problems after certifications like [...] Continue Reading…
As you know Skype has available both Linux and windows version of their popular software, problem is the Linux version development has never been following the same pace as the Windows version and with Fedora 13 coming out the situation is not any better, in [...] Continue Reading…
Well it finally happened, yesterday my blog completely crashed and I was forced to reinstall everything from scratch. I’ve lost just a few posts (that I’ve been able to successfully restore from an old backup) but I’m still in the process of recovering the old settings, features and plugins.
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