IT hands-on

At boot time the " /etc/rc " scripts initiate the FreeBSD system according to the parameters in the " /etc/defaults/rc.conf " and &quo

Sysctl offers us a way to change the  kernel parameters on the fly to fit the requirements of different hardware, different programs, ...<b><i> Viewing the ke

<b><i> The /etc/rc.conf configuration file:</i></b> The " /etc/rc.con f" file contains variables that services in " /etc/rc.d " use to tailor the way

<b><i> Hard drives and filesystems:</i></b><b><i></i></b> A hard drive is divided into partitions. Each partition could hold one filesystem. A filesystem can't span multiple pa

<b><i></i></b> <b><i> Incremental backups:</i></b><b><i></i></b><b><i></i></b> In this backup mode, only the data that has changed or the newly added one (since the last backup) is backed up. <b><i> Full backup:</i></b> <b><i></i></b> In thi

<b><i> Samba:</i></b><b><i></i></b> Samba is a Unix flavor of the SMB and CIFS protocols. It is used for sharing Unix files and printers with windows machines. SMB/CIFS run on the T