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If there is one single thing that should serve as the take-away from the RHEL7 beta testing, it is this – “Everyone needs to re-learn some things”! Here are some screenshots that illustrate the point: 1. The installer screen looks sparse and not graphical at all. 2. Even the media […]
Previewing RHEL 7: testing the beta!
Red Hat is scheduled to announce changes to the RHCSS (Red Hat Certified Security Specialist) program. The changes so far indicated to us Training Partners, involves RHS333, RH423 and RH413 programs. We have completed the initial training for RH413, provided by Red Hat and are proud to state that we […]
Changes in RHCSS program
A few days back, SUSE (not Novell anymore, I guess) announced GA (general availability) status for SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 SP3. We are official training partners of SUSE and our training modules 3101, 3102 and 3103 make use of SLE 11 (both desktop and server editions). This being an enterprise […]
Using Tata Photon on SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 SP3
When we consider shell scripts, it is usually for some repetitive tasks. It is usually combined with cron to automate the tasks. I guess what works for system productivity might as well work for the fun activity of changing the desktop wallpaper. Every hour. First off, I am using Openbox […]
Changing wallpapers using a shell script
We are proud to have achieved the milestone of being the first certified faculty for RHCVA on RHEV version 3.0 in India. The RHEV 3.0 product was launched by Red Hat recently and the courseware for the new product is now ready. We hope to get our systems ready for […]
First RHCVA certified faculty for RHEV 3.0 in India
We had a fortunate opportunity to participate in the Cloud Technology Conference held at VPM Thane on November 12, 2011. I would like to thank Mr. Abhijeet Kale, In-Charge of IT department at B.N. Bandodkar College of Science, VPM, to have given us the opportunity to interact with students. Our […]
Virtualization Demo at Cloud Technology Conference
If you are using a Linux (or Unix) machine, you are commonly advised to use the Secure Copy (scp) program for transferring files between machines. This program uses the Secure Shell (ssh) to transfer files in an encrypted format. Any person trying to intercept the traffic by capturing packets between […]
Fast file transfers with rcp
Background In the old days, when I underwent training to prepare for the RHCE (version 4) exam, I remember having received a mastered CD-set of RHEL 4.0 installer. This was the WS (workstation) edition of the distribution and did not contain server packages that were required for practice in the […]
Downloading Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.0 from Red Hat web ...
Scenario This situation may be true in many offices where an old pc is lying around idle because a recent version of Windows (or Linux) is not working on it. In my case, my parents’ pc had Windows 2000 and it was useless for accessing a new digital camera because […]