Ayush Singh has Published 179 Articles

Setting Up Email Services (SMTP, Imap and Imaps) and Restricting Access to SMTP

Ayush Singh

Ayush Singh

Updated on 03-Aug-2023 14:25:05

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Setting up mail administration includes designing SMTP (Basic Mail Exchange Convention) for active mail, IMAP (Web Message Get to Convention) for getting mail from email clients, and IMAPS (IMAP over SSL) for secure scrambled get-to. This permits clients to send and receive emails through their favourite mail clients. Confining access ... Read More

Setting Up a Secure FTP Server using SSL/TLS on Ubuntu

Ayush Singh

Ayush Singh

Updated on 03-Aug-2023 14:24:02

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Vsftpd and OpenSSL must be installed on Ubuntu before configuring an SSL/TLS-enabled FTP server. The following thing to do is to set up vsftpd to use the OpenSSL-generated SSL certificate. Update the vsftpd.conf file to enable SSL/TLS features and enter the locations of the SSL certificate and key files. Modify ... Read More

Setting up a ëPXE Network Boot Server' for Multiple Linux Distribution Installations in RHEL/CentOS 7

Ayush Singh

Ayush Singh

Updated on 03-Aug-2023 14:18:20

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In RHEL/CentOS 7, setting up a PXE Arrange Boot Server for a few Linux conveyances is required when building a server that empowers arrange booting for client gadgets. This empowers the network-based establishment of numerous Linux distributions without the need for physical establishment discs. The first step in setting it ... Read More

Setting up an ëApt-Cache' Server Using ëApt-Cacher-NG' in Ubuntu 14.04 Server

Ayush Singh

Ayush Singh

Updated on 03-Aug-2023 14:16:17

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Use Apt-Cacher-NG to configure an Apt-Cache server in Ubuntu 14.04 Server by following these instructions. First, install the Apt-Cacher-NG package via the terminal. The configuration file should then be modified to include the cache directory and approved networks. Restart the service to make the changes effective. The Apt-Cache server's IP ... Read More

Setting Up Hadoop Pre-requisites and Security Hardening

Ayush Singh

Ayush Singh

Updated on 03-Aug-2023 14:14:20

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You must meet specific requirements and put security hardening into place before you can set up Hadoop. Install the essential software prerequisites first, such as Java Development Kit (JDK) and Secure Shell (SSH). Before establishing the network settings, verify that the DNS resolution and firewall rules are accurate. Then, make ... Read More

Setting Up ëXR' (Crossroads) Load Balancer for Web Servers on RHEL/CentOS

Ayush Singh

Ayush Singh

Updated on 03-Aug-2023 14:11:14

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Follow these instructions to configure the XR (Crossroads) Load Balancer for web servers on RHEL/CentOS. Install the necessary dependencies and the Crossroads software package first using the package manager. To configure the load balancer, create a configuration file with the backend servers and load balancing formula. The Crossroads service ... Read More

Setting up a Sandbox Environment on an S.0 BMC Instance

Ayush Singh

Ayush Singh

Updated on 03-Aug-2023 14:09:46

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Follow these instructions to configure a Sandbox Environment on a S.0 BMC (Bare Metal Cloud) instance. Install the desired operating system and specs on a S.0 BMC instance first. After logging in, configure the network settings by giving a static IP address, for example, using the BMC panel. To establish ... Read More

Setting Up Bind As a Private DNS Server on RHEL 8

Ayush Singh

Ayush Singh

Updated on 03-Aug-2023 13:27:12

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Follow these instructions to configure Bind as a private DNS server on RHEL 8. Start by using the package manager to install the Bind package. Then, set the appropriate parameters, including listen-on, forwarders, and zones, in the named.conf file, which is the primary Bind configuration file. For each domain you ... Read More

Setting up a Firewall on an s0.d1.small BMC Instance

Ayush Singh

Ayush Singh

Updated on 03-Aug-2023 13:26:28

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Use these guidelines to set up a firewall on a s0.d1.small BMC instance. Start by using the given IP address to visit the instance's BMC interface. To find the choices for configuring the firewall once inside, go to the security settings area. Set the desired rule sets for both incoming ... Read More

Setting Up OpenERP (Odoo) 9 with Nginx on RHEL/CentOS and Debian/Ubuntu

Ayush Singh

Ayush Singh

Updated on 03-Aug-2023 13:18:30

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On RHEL/CentOS and Debian/Ubuntu, install Nginx, PostgreSQL, and Python requirements before configuring OpenERP (Odoo) 9 with Nginx. For OpenERP, create a PostgreSQL database and user. Extract the OpenERP source code by downloading it. Edit the configuration file to configure OpenERP. As a reverse proxy, configure Nginx to reroute requests. Setup ... Read More

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