Securing your Ubuntu VPS and Creating Users – Ubuntu VPS Setup # Part1
Bought a VPS and thinking how to manage it? Well, you've just come to the right place. In this series, (which succeeds our Network Admin in SSH series), we are...
Tag: terminal
Change File and Directory Permissions in Linux – Terminal Commands
So last time, we talked about the concepts of File and Directory permissions and means to view them using terminal command ls -l. But one thing, that is yet to...
Understand File and Directory Permissions in Linux – Concept and Viewing
Last time we talked about Groups and Users in a standard Linux system. Now comes one of the practical implementation of Group and User concept, ie, File and...
User and Group Management in Linux – System Administration & Advanced Concepts
In this follow up post of the System and Network Administration via SSH series, we are going to talk about users and group management in Linux (and also some...
Howto: Automount Windows NTFS partition on Ubuntu with global Read/Write access
It's been quite a while I am using Ubuntu Linux as my primary Operating system. Before that, I was using Windows, and to be very honest, the migration from...
System, Network & Disk management Linux commands you should know to manage your web server
We have already completed our discussion on connecting to our Web Server using SSH. I'd recommend you to follow the last tutorial, where you will create your...
Howto: Generate SSH Keys on your local computer and use with the Server
Earlier, we have talked about using cPanel username password and cPanel generated keys to login to your webserver through SSH. Now, those procedures are easy,...
SSH to WebHost using public/private SSH keys login generated by cPanel
On our earlier tutorial we've seen how we can login to our webhost through SSH tunnel using our cPanel username and password. Let us now see, how we can use...
