What Is SAMBA..? File sharing between Windows and Linux systems is made simple and easy with Samba, a free and open-source program. Specifically, it is an SMB/CIFS protocol implementation that is available for free. A client-server communication protocol called the Server Message Block Protocol (SMB) is used to share network resources like as files, printers, […]
What is an NFS Server? Using the Network File Sharing (NFS) protocol, you can exchange files and directories across a network with other Linux clients. Usually, a file server running the NFS server component creates shared folders. Users share the files they add to the folders with other users who can access them. When a […]
What are Hard Links & Soft Links…? If the link’s source—the item it points to—is moved or deleted, these links will act differently. Hard links always point to the source, even when they are relocated or deleted, whereas symbolic links are not changed and only include a string that is the path name of their […]
What Is IP Addresses There is no randomness to IP addresses. The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA), a branch of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), generates and assigns them mathematically. A non-profit organization called ICANN was founded in the US in 1998 with the goal of assisting in preserving internet security […]
What is Networking The process of linking computers, gadgets, and systems to facilitate resource sharing and communication is known as networking. Networking in the context of information technology refers to the planning, setting up, running, and upkeep of computer networks. A computer network is an assembly of networked devices (computers, servers, routers, switches, and so […]
What is Firewall To guard against undesired traffic and unlawful access to our system, a virtual wall is a feature of security systems. Under Linux OS, network traffic (inbound and outgoing connections) is monitored and controlled by the Linux Firewall security mechanism. The usage of ports—virtual locations where network connections start and stop—different IP addresses, […]
This instruction is based on the assumption that you are installing phpMyAdmin on a system, sometimes known as a local system, that is not publicly available via the Internet. Installing phpMyAdmin on Ubuntu 20.04 or 22.04 requires the following steps: Step 1: Update Your System To update the Ubuntu package repository and installed packages, use […]
What is Node.js An open-source server-side runtime environment for JavaScript called Node.js enables you to execute JavaScript code on the server. It is made for creating scalable and effective network applications, and it is widely used to create web applications, APIs, and other server-side programs. JavaScript Runtime:- Node.js enables you to execute JavaScript code on […]
What Is OwnCloud? Individuals and organizations can securely store, access, and share their files and documents using the self-hosted file synchronization and sharing platform known as OwnCloud. In contrast to cloud storage services like Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive, it offers customers complete control over their data, serving as an alternative. With OwnCloud, you may […]
What Is Docker? With the aid of containerization, you can deploy, scale, and manage apps automatically using the open-source platform Docker. To run an application reliably across various computer environments, containers are compact, isolated environments that package an application and its dependencies. The following are some fundamental Dock ideas. Images: To launch a containerized application, […]
