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How to Identify File Systems in Linux

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How to securely copy files Between Systems in Linux

The scp command is so secured that it encrypts your files and password so that no one can snoop to obtain delicate information. While transferring files with scp command, you don’t necessarily have to start the FTP session. Get linux server management services to handle all of your server needs.

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As most system services are started at boot time, some are not. The system administrator can stop a service that is not frequently used and as well start it when needed. It is required to restart a system service in Linux  after making changes to the configuration file.

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How to Analyze System Logs In Linux

Have you ever imagined running a company and you have no record of transactions or activities that happens in the company? In Linux, different files reside in a directory which handles various logs in the Linux systems. This, in turn, helps the system administrator to have a document to fall back to enable them to troubleshoot the system when issues arise.

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