Recently I have been using ciscoconfparse to loop through Cisco configs, installing on my local laptop is straightforward with pip however getting it onto a customers linux jump server can be a bit more tricky (proxies, build deps and the like).
For Redhat/Centos (6) boxes I found an out ...
So it turns out my 5 minute vpn doesn't work in EC2 because the ESP/AH protocols (50 and 51) are blocked on the AWS network.
This is no big deal tho, as NAT-T allows one to tunnel IPSEC over UDP... however getting it to work on CentOS required ...
I've spent far too long googling how to disable fencing.... I can only guess that because you shouldn't really disable fencing no-one wants to post a how to... so for the hard of hearing.
Do NOT disable fencing on your RedHat Cluster unless you really know what you ...
I'm not sure why GRE isn't in RedHat's Documentation, but setting up a GRE tunnel between two RedHat boxes is quite straight forward...
On Host1 (192.168.56.101)...
#!/bin/bash
[root@CentOS1 ~]# cat /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-tun0
DEVICE=tun0
BOOTPROTO=none
ONBOOT=no
TYPE=GRE
PEER_OUTER_IPADDR ...I found this on redhat.comthe other day....
It is now possible to limit yum to install security updates only. To do so, simply install the yum-security plugin and run the following command:
yum update --security
Hopefully this will allow fedora users to have the option of running a ...
There are times where you cannot use WiFi, for example my workplace's WLAN uses LEAP, which maemo doesn't support. I found that setting up USB networking on my n800 was a bit of a pain since there isn't a single document... if you check my del.icio ...
I after installing Fedora7 I thought I'd take a look at the stats the project had gathered, I saw some centos devices, but couldn't find a rpm.
I've had a go at building one, it mostly works (this is my nagios box), it's a rebuild of ...
I was doing some testing on my server the other day, and realised that http compression within apache (httpd) was not enabled by default. Further digging showed me that mod_defate was what I needed, and infact it was installed by default on my CentOS box.
How to enable mod_default on ...
I've taken to using CentOS on my servers, and fedora on my Laptop. New job, means new laptop, and to avoid fedora update hell, I thought I'd try CentOS on my laptop.
All seems good other than my wifi card not being detected, and for some reason googling ...
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