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  • Configure Active Directory with Weblogic 12c server as Authentication Provider 2

    Configure Active Directory with Weblogic 12c server as Authentication Provider

    Configuring Authentication Providers for WebLogic Server is a very common task. I will explain the steps to configure Active directory with Weblogic 12c Server as an Authentication Provider. Further, I will demonstrate…

    Linux
  • how-to-resize-logical-volume-in-centos7

    How to resize logical volume in CentOS 7?

    This article talks about how to resize the logical volume on CentOS 7. If your logical volume is nearly filled or for other reasons, you would like to expand the existing logical…

    Commands, Linux
  • List DNS Servers in Domain Using PowerShell

    List DNS Servers in Domain using PowerShell – Microsoft

    In some cases, many of us would want to list DNS Servers in domain using powershell. There are plenty of custom written scripts to achieve this goal. However, since, there is already…

    Windows
  • tcpdump

    How to use tcpdump command? Examples.

    tcpdump is a useful command and has many benefits. In this post, we will look at examples of how can we use tcpdump to capture the network traffic. First we will look into…

    Commands, Linux
  • Run Multiple Apps on One Parse-Server

    Run Multiple Apps on One Parse-Server

    Running multiple apps on one Parse-server, also called multi-app tenancy, is not supported by default. If you define multiple apps in parse-configuration file, while starting the instance, Parse-server log complains about app…

    Linux, Miscellaneous
  • What is a Linux Bridge? How to Configure it?

    What is a Linux Bridge? How to Configure it?

    As per Redhat’s definition of Linux Bridge: “A network bridge is a link-layer device which forwards traffic between networks based on MAC addresses. It makes forwarding decisions based on a table of…

    Commands, Linux
  • How to install Python in different directory leaving the default untouched

    How to install Python in different directory leaving the default untouched

    Often, we face situations where there is more up to date Python version required for certain applications to work, however, our hands get tied at the same time because we cannot make…

    Linux
  • how to install rpm package including dependencies

    How to Download RPM Package Including Dependencies in Red Hat or CentOS

    There are times when we want to install packages on rpm derivative Servers which have restricted or no access to internet. What do we do in this case?  How to download RPM…

    Commands, Linux
  • force user to change password upon first login

    Linux: Force Users To Change Their Password Upon First Login

    How can you force user to change their password upon first login in Red Hat, CantOS, Fedora or apt based distributions such as Ubuntu? You can use following tools to modify a…

    Commands, Linux
  • Configure DHCP on CISCO Router

    Configure DHCP on CISCO Router

    In this tutorial, You will learn how to configure DHCP on Cisco Router. This lab is intended to be a simple tutorial for beginners. No other parameters are configured related to terminal…

    CISCO, Packet Tracer Labs, Router
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