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By Amit Kumar, on March 8th, 2012% After a long time, Finally I decided to create a complete series of CCNA videos in Hindi Language.
CCNA CBTs Topics
What is Networking & Need of Networking Communication over Network TCP and OSI Model Application Layer Transport Layer Network Layer IP Addressing and Subnetting Data Link Layer Physical Layer Concepts of Ethernet and Network . . . → Read More: CCNA CBTs Topics by Amit Kumar Sinsinwar
By Amit Kumar, on October 30th, 2011%
SmoothWall Express 3.0 is an open source GNU/Linux firewall which is security-hardened and freely downloadable. By design, it has minimal hardware requirements and a small footprint. It should work with nearly any Pentium class computer with at least 128MB of RAM and a hard disk with a capacity of 2GB or greater. It’ll . . . → Read More: Smoothwall – A perfect SOHO Router / Firewall
By Amit Kumar, on October 29th, 2011%
Welcome to Mikrotik World
Before, dive into Mikrotik world, I want to introduce Mikrotik
What is Mikroik
Ans: MikroTik RouterOS™ is a router operating system and software which turns a regular Intel PC or MikroTik RouterBOARD™ hardware into a dedicated router.
About Comapny
MikroTik is a Latvian company which was founded in 1995 to develop . . . → Read More: Introduction to Mikrotik
By Amit Kumar, on October 29th, 2011%
In this post, I will discuss how to install Mikrotik
You can install Mikrotik on regular PC but a dedicated Mikrotik RouterBoards are available to install
You can get verious RouterBoards on the official website
http://www.routerboard.com/
So, before install Mikrotik on Real hardware, I want to explore on Virtual environment. I will use VirtualBox but . . . → Read More: How to install Mikrotik in Virtual Environment
By Muhammad Kamran Azeem, on August 22nd, 2011% If you see a missing firmware message on your shiny new Fedora installation, for your (broadcom) wireless card, what you can do is install kmod-wl package, from the rpmfusion-nonfree repository. When you install it, it pulls the necessary firmware required for the type of wireless card you have on your lap/desk-top.
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By Amit Kumar, on August 15th, 2011% OSI Transport Layer
Topics for discussion:
1. Purpose of Transport layer -> Tracking the Individual communication -> Segmenting data and Managing each Piece -> Reassembling -> Identifying different Application
2. Controlling Conversations -> Establishing Session -> Reliable Delivery -> Same order Delivery -> Flow Control
3. Transport layer & Reliable Communication Transport . . . → Read More: OSI Transport layer
By Muhammad Kamran Azeem, on April 2nd, 2011% The following are three small How Tos, (available in our cooker), which should help you set up minimal GUI on your CENTOS / RHEL / Fedora machine. I have used a 64 bit version in the examples below, you can use them safely on a 32 bit version.
Minimal packages to run GNOME
Minimal packages . . . → Read More: Minimum RPM packages to run GNOME, KDE and X Window System
By Muhammad Kamran Azeem, on November 12th, 2010% Most of the explanation is already at : http://techsnail.com/howtos-tutorials/skype-on-fedora-11-64-bit-x86_64/
Note: The instructions are valid (will work) on 32 bit Fedora as well.
Download Skype for Linux. You will probably not find a 64 bit version. Download 32 bit version: skype-2.1.0.81-fc10.i586.rpm
Then install the following :
yum -y install pulseaudio-libs.i686 pulseaudio-libs-devel.i686 alsa-plugins-pulseaudio.i686 \ libv4l.i686 libXv.i686 . . . → Read More: Skype on Fedora 14 – 64 bit – x86_64
By Muhammad Kamran Azeem, on July 5th, 2010% Recently, I had to deploy a XEN virtual machine on a live server and I could not find a CentOS server CD to download, and install my VM from it. I checked CentOS website (http://www.centos.org) and found my options were (1) a full DVD download from a CentOS suggested torrent site, (2) download individual CDs . . . → Read More: Custom CentOS Server CD
By Amit Kumar, on June 18th, 2010% File systems can have hundreds or even millions of files. Tracking how they are used can be very difficult, bordering on the impossible. Fortunately there is a tool, named agedu, that can give you a quick glimpse into the “age” of the data on a directory basis.
Install agedu on fedora 10
[root@server ~]# yum . . . → Read More: Displaying data usages with help of agedu by Amit Kumar
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