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in previous article : we have successfully installed and configured LAMP [Linux ,Apache ,MySQL ,PHP] all with text command in this article part 2 with text command also ,we will : Create and configure Maria database for WordPress Download WordPress Install WordPress Customize our site Please remember WordPress requires [Apache, PHP and MySQL] So … &nbsRead More…
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in previous article > we have discussed how to install APache2 on SLES with test page but this is NOT enough in next 2 articles > we will extend our knowledge about how to install fully web site on SLES using [Wordpress ] the hero of Content management system CMS this topic is divided into two categories : Part1 : prepare LAMP : which stand foRead More…
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According to the survey from http://www.netcraft.com/ , the Apache HTTP Server (Apache) is the world’s most widely-used Web server. Apache is Developed by the Apache Software Foundation (http://www.apache.org/), it is available for most operating systems. SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server includes Apache version 2.4. In this article: learn how to install, configure and Read More…
SAMBA introduction in previous article of Networks pioneers : we have discussed how to share folder with NFS in this article : we will extend our knowledge of linux sharing folder by using grate toll called SAMBA Samba is a tools that gives SLES [or any Linux ] the ability to speak SMB (Server Message Block).SAMBA allow SLES to act file print sharing server to other linux machine and NORead More…
introduction The Network File System (NFS) is a protocol that allows access to files on a server in a manner similar to accessing local files.SUSE Linux Enterprise Server SP1 installs NFS v4.2, which introduces support for :sparse files,file pre-allocation,server-side clone and copy, application data block (ADB),and labeled NFS for mandatory access control (MAC) (requires MAC on both clientRead More…
software management Introduction in SLES : software management can be done with one of the following :Graphically with Yast Command line with Suse Tool Zypper Command Line with Tool RPM RPM (RPM Package Manager) is used for managing software packages.Its main commands are rpm and rpmbuild.The powerful RPM database can be queried by the users, system administrators and package builders fRead More…
software management Introduction
in SLES : software management can be done with one of the following : Graphically with Yast Command line with Suse Tool Zypper Command Line with Tool RPM Zypper is a command line package manager for installing, updating and removing packages. It also manages repositories. It is especially useful for accomplishing remote software managementRead More…
software management Introduction
in SLES : software management can be done with one of the following : Graphically with Yast Command line with Suse Tool Zypper Command Line with Tool RPM YaST is Grate software management module to search for software components [ add or remove ] YaST resolves all dependencies To install packages not shipped with the installation meRead More…
intoduction time between domain controller and any server in network should be identical different in time between network servers could cause error in responding to client users SLES Network Diagram SLES network Diagrm ALL SLES servers should have time settings from domain controller to make sure ALL services working proRead More…
introduction Working in different countries or having to work in a multilingual environment requires your computer to be set up to support this. SLES 15 can handle different locales in parallel. A locale is a set of parameters that defines the language and country settings reflected in the user interface.The main system language was selected during installation and keyboard and time zonRead More…
SLES user Management SLES 15 support both: local user and domain user managementIn this article : we will discuss managing local usersAs we know in windows operating system: local users are created in file C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32CONFIGSAMIn SLES 15 :users are created in in /etc/passwd and their password are encrypted in file /etc/shadowAlso group are created in file /etc/groupRegarding users proRead More…
Introduction SLES server physically reside on Data Center So as administrator , you can access these servers by one of the following :the first method : working on server Directly on datacenter , which impractical 🙁 , just Skip it the second method : is working on SLES server remotely with text mode using ssh [secure Shell ] : which has been DONE in previous article the tRead More…
Introduction SLES server physically reside on Data Center So as administrator , you can access these servers by one of the following :the first method : working on server Directly on datacenter , which impractical 🙁 , just Skip it the second method : is working on SLES server remotely with text mode using ssh [secure Shell ] : which will be DONE in this article the third methodRead More…
introduction Suse linux enterprise server identity include three perspectivesIP address V4 :Hostname Join LDAP : AD Pioneers.lab in this article : we set SLES123 identity using Yast Tool later : ALL these steps will be DONE using Text Command also IPV6 will have separate articles in advanced sources SLES Network Diagram SLES NetworRead More…
introduction Suse linux enterprise server identity include three perspectivesIP address V4 :Hostname Join LDAP : AD Pioneers.lab Previously : we set SLES123 identity using Yast Tool Now ALL these steps currently will be DONE using Text Command also IPV6 will have separate articles in advanced sources SLES Network Diagram SLES NetwRead More…
Yast introduction Yast stand for Yet Another Setup ToolYast work in SLES installation and after installing AutoYaST [like control panel in windows ] to control operating system SLES AutoYaST installations are performed using an AutoYaST control file (also called “profile”) with installation and configuration data.That control file can be created using the configuration interface of ARead More…
Linux Standard Base (LSB) SUSE supports the Linux Standard Base project. information about the project can be found at http://www.linuxbase.org.The valid LSB specification is Apart from the File System Hierarchy Standard (FHS), things like the package format and details of the system initializationIn accordance with the LSB specification > SUSE LINUX is also compliant with the FilRead More…
register SLES introduction after we have successfully register SLES V15 on suse.com as seen above now its time to install GNOME graphical windows environment over SLES CLarify the Concepts before diving into install GNOME , it’s very important to distinguish between 4 acronyms Display Manager This creates the graphicRead More…
introduction in previous article we discussed how to install SLES15SP1 without any packages SLES hostname with IP address but NON af any additional tools pr packages installed YET , like : iputils : which include a lot of useful commands like ping text edition Nano : which equivalent to notepad in microsoft windows graphiRead More…
SLES Setup Network diagram SLES installation diagam in this Article , we will see installation process on versionSLES Version 15 with Service Pack 1and How to deal with Shell and in next article we will discuss how to install Graphic driver [X11]desktop manager [gdm]as well as desktop environment [GNOME]let’s go SLESRead More…
SLES Setup Network diagram For Better View > Open Image in different TAB in this Article , we will see installation process on versionSLES Version 12 with Service Pack 2and How Desktop [GNOME] will look like and in next article we will discuss how to install SLES V15 -SP1 with Text Mode [ Shell ] , and will see the difference betweeRead More…
SLES Setup Network diagram below the basic network diagram for SLES installationof course there are many Suse Linux Server SLES will be added later depend on Role that will run For Better View > Open Image in different TAB as you see in network diagram above we will install two SLES servers :SLES121IP address : 172.16.100.121VRead More…