Category: Network Management
20/07/11
06:23:00 pm, by richard 
, 672 words 
Categories: Fedora, Installing and Configuration, Network Management, Systems Administration
HOWTO: Setup and install NUT to work with Fedora
The only reason I'm using NUT rather than apcupsd is that my ReadyNas Duo will not talk to apcupsd.
sudo yum install nut nut-cgi nut-client more »
17/07/11
09:42:00 am, by richard , 773 words
Categories: Fedora, File systems, Installing and Configuration, Network Management, Systems Administration, Apache Web Server
HOWTO: setup a pxe server on Fedora with dnsmasq
To setup a PXEserver with dnsmasq and fedora is really simple the second time :D. This is how I do mine.
Setup dnsmasq so it is providing DNS and DHCP first. See my mini HOWTO. more »
09:02:00 am, by richard , 549 words
Categories: Fedora, Installing and Configuration, Network Management, Systems Administration, Apache Web Server
HOWTO: Setup dnsmasq on Fedora as DNS DHCP and tftp for PXE
Description
This description shamelessly take from the dnsmasq home page.
The dnsmasq DHCP server supports static address assignments and multiple networks. It automatically sends a sensible default set of DHCP options, and can be configured to se… more »
20/11/10
07:03:48 pm, by richard , 918 words
Categories: Fedora, Installing and Configuration, Network Management, Virtual Machines, Systems Administration
HOWTO Handcraft network configurations
I assume you are reading this as you are getting annoyed with Network Manager screwing with your network configuration and breaking it each time you reboot. If you wanted a computer that broke and an OS that messed with your configuration you would be us… more »
12:21:43 pm, by richard , 557 words
Categories: Fedora, File systems, Installing and Configuration, Network Management, Systems Administration
HOWTO Setup autofs on Fedora
With autofs, the file systems are mounted as required or on demand, and then automatically unmounted when they have not been used for some time. This means you can have two machines both of which mount file systems from the other and the order you boot t… more »
