Red Hat-compatible Linux The following instructions are valid for CentOS 5 running the GNOME desktop environment. Instructions may differ slightly fordifferent versions of CentOS, and versions of Fedora or Red Hat Enterprise, running different desktop environments, but theprinciple is the same. If in doubt, consult the operating system documentation. Downloading VNC Download a VNC for Linux…
In CLI mount -t cifs //ntserver/dir -o username=user,password=pass /mnt/ntserver In /etc/fstab //ntserver/dir /mnt/ntserver cifs credentials=/root/.smbpasswd,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777 0 0 Then create a file /root/.smbpasswd with permissions set to 600 username=user password=pass In /etc/hosts add IP address of ntserver.
Bios Settings on HPZ420 Enter BIOS and change the following settings: Storage Storage options SATA Mode ==> IDE Boot Order UEFI Boot Sources ==> Disable All Legacy Boot Sources ==> Enable All Installing RHEL 6.3 Prerequisites You will need: The RHEL 6.3 Installation DVD and license from RedHat (you need the Workstation…
So, you’ve just gotten a fresh installed Linux system with Oracle Linux or Redhat Linux from the sysadmin. And with Oracle Linux you can not use the internet (forbidden by company laws is a common one), or you got Redhat Linux and can not use up2date for some reason. Most of the time, when installing…
On system connected to printer In system-config-settings under server settings check Share published printers connected to this system. On system connecting to remote printer Using makePrinter, create a printer using the same printer name as server. Also, hostname of server must be in /etc/hosts. The UIR(port) should be ipp-1. Using system-config-printers, modify Device URI to read ipp//host-IP:631/printers/printer-name This allows for remote printing using the internet printer protocol.
Configuring Mail under RHEL