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Urdu CBT Embracing Linux Fedora 009 Basic Commands – Part 15/16

March 14, 2014

This CBT demonstrates the use of basic Linux commands. Author: Muhammad Kamran Azeem Courtesy: http://wbitt.com

Urdu CBT Embracing Linux Fedora 009 Basic Commands – Part 14/16

March 14, 2014

This CBT demonstrates the use of basic Linux commands. Author: Muhammad Kamran Azeem Courtesy: http://wbitt.com

Urdu CBT Embracing Linux Fedora 009 Basic Commands – Part 13/16

March 14, 2014

This CBT demonstrates the use of basic Linux commands. Author: Muhammad Kamran Azeem Courtesy: http://wbitt.com

Urdu CBT Embracing Linux Fedora 009 Basic Commands Part 12/16

March 14, 2014

This CBT demonstrates the use of basic Linux commands. Author: Muhammad Kamran Azeem Courtesy: http://wbitt.com

Urdu CBT Embracing Linux Fedora 009 Basic Commands Part 11/16

March 14, 2014

This CBT demonstrates the use of basic Linux commands. Author: Muhammad Kamran Azeem Courtesy: http://wbitt.com

Urdu CBT Embracing Linux Fedora 009 Basic Commands Part 10/16

March 14, 2014

This CBT demonstrates the use of basic Linux commands. Author: Muhammad Kamran Azeem Courtesy: http://wbitt.com

….HOW TO VLAN USING LINUX DISTRO….

March 14, 2014

Setting up 802.1q VLAN tagging by loading 8021q Linux kernel driver Check that Linux kernel driver module called 8021q is loaded: # lsmod | grep 8021q If it is not loaded, load it with the following modprobe command: # modprobe 8021q How to VLAN Linux usingCentOS/RHLE/Fedora Linux I am using RHEL/CentOS Linux with VLAN ID…
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Linux Find Out CPU Architecture Information

March 13, 2014

How do I find out my CPU architecture information under Linux operating systems? You can use /proc/cpuinfo file or use the lscpu command to get info about CPU architecture. It will display information like: Number of CPUs Threads Cores Sockets NUMA nodes

How to install RPM package in Linux

March 13, 2014

Linux Install an RPM File RPM is nothing but a a package management system. To install an rpm file, open a terminal and then type the following command: rpm -ivh .rpm.file-name

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