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What is a Red Hat Enterprise Linux Installation Number and where do I get it?
Resolution: The Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Installation Number is a 16-character hexadecimal text string used during the installation process. The installation number enables a user to install the full set of supported packages included with the subscription. For a limited set of Red Hat Enterprise Linux subscribers, the installation number is also used to activate [...]
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- Install RedHat Enterprise Linux 5.
- Linux Cluster Concept [Fail-Over and Load-Balancing Cluster]
- Configure the shell to logout automatically after a period of idle time.
- Access a USB flash drive in Linux.
- Reduce a non-root LVM.
- Use SNMP and MRTG to monitor CPU, MEM and Disk use status
- Setup MRTG to monitor CPU workload , Memory and Disk use status with IOSTAT.
- Configure VSFTPD uses LDAP for authentication
- View just the uncommented lines of text in a config file
- Install fully virtualized Windows 2003 as a guest O/S on Xen.
- Decrease the time for rebuilding the RAID 1 array
- Re-shape or Grow a Raid 5 array.
- Reduce a non-root LVM.
- Access a USB flash drive in Linux.
- Create filesystems greater than 2 Terabytes
- Disable or delete an iSCSI target in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
- Force fsck on the next boot sequence
- How to rescan the SCSI bus to add or remove a SCSI device without rebooting the computer?
- How to add a swap partition to my system
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Wednesday, April 23, 2008
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