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Linux Patch Management: Keeping Linux Systems Up To Date (PDF Guide)

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Apr 182013
 

Linux® Patch Management offers Linux professionals start-to-finish solutions, strategies, and examples for every environment, from single computers to enterprise-class networks.

Michael Jang presents patching solutions for Red Hat, Fedora, SUSE, Debian, and other distributions. He systematically covers both distribution-specific tools and widely used community tools, such as apt and yum. This book's streamlined patch management techniques minimize impacts on users, networks, and administrators, and address applications as well as the underlying OS. Whatever your role in managing Linux® systems, Linux Patch® Management will reduce your costs, enhance the availability of your systems, and dramatically improve your personal efficiency.
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How to redistribute routes in the configured OSPF area in Screenos (Juniper Firewall)

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May 262012
 

This tutorial will explain How to redistribute routes in the configured OSPF area in Screenos (Juniper Firewall).
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Managing Linux Systems with Webmin System Administration and Module Development

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Oct 062011
 

Easy, browser-based Linux/UNIX administration with Webmin--step by step.
Long Description: Webmin gives you an easy, browser-based solution for virtually any day-to-day Linux/UNIX administration task. Now, there's a definitive Webmin guide for every beginning-to-intermediate sysadmin. Written by Webmin's primary developer, Managing Linux® Systems with Webmin™; delivers authoritative, step-by-step coverage of the latest version of Webmin, from basic installation to centrally managing multiple servers. Coverage includes:
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Load Balancing HTTP Traffic with Cookie Persistence in F5 BIGIP

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Jan 252011
 

Many computing environments want to use a BIG-IP® system to intelligently manage their HTTP traffic. You can easily control your HTTP traffic by implementing a BIG-IP system feature known as an HTTP profile. An HTTP profile is a group of settings that affects the behavior of HTTP traffic. An HTTP profile defines the way that you want the system to manage HTTP traffic.

You can use the default HTTP profile, with all of its default values, or you can create a custom HTTP profile. When you create a custom HTTP profile, you not only modify the setting values, but you can enable more advanced features such as data compression of server responses.
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How to Set Up a High Performance Cluster (HPC) Using Debian Lenny and Kerrighed -UPDATED

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Mar 272010
 

** Guide Updated **

This guide is an evolution from this original guide. Unless the Kerrighed Team comes up with a substantially different version, this is the only update to this guide I will ever make as the steps are pretty much the same for all svn versions I have tested.
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Howto set Netscreen SSG model firewall into Transparent Mode

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Nov 292009
 

This tutorial will explain Configuring an SSG model firewall into Transparent Mode.This will make the firewall a Layer 2 device.
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