Centos uses RepoForge

Centos RepoForge Step 1: understand the current security? CentOS version and CPU architecture first use the following command to find out the system version cat/etc/redhat-release and then use uname to find out the CPU architecture uname-I. The following is an execution case: [root @ srv01 ~] # Cat/e... Centos use RepoForge Step 1: understand the current security? CentOS version and CPU architecture first use the following command to find out the system version cat/etc/redhat-release and then use uname to find out the CPU architecture uname-I. The following is an execution case: [root @ srv01 ~] # Cat/etc/redhat-releaseCentOS release 6.2 (Final) [root @ srv01 ~] # Uname-ix86_64 Step 2: find a suitable version from the RepoForge User Guide and go to the RepoForge User Guide page. you will see several download links. The following are the webpage pages? If the CentOS version is 6.2, you should find the download version of EL 6. Step 3: Use rpm-Uvh for upgrade? The commands of the ransomrpmforge-release package are as follows. the gray text is the link address you found in step 2: rpm-Uvh http://pkgs.repoforge.org/rpmforge-release/rpmforge-release-0.5.2-2.el6.rf.x86_64.rpm Then, the rpm will automatically download, install, and upgrade. then you can install it? A variety of easy-to-use kits provide several easy-to-use system gadgets: adjusting network settings (UI interface in text mode) yum install system-config-network-tui adjust firewall settings (UI interface in text mode) yum install system-config-firewall-tui protects your Linux system from SSH Brute-force attacks. yum install denyhosts manual School when yum install rdate monitors the speed at which pipe commands are executed (Monitor the progress of data) through a pipe) yum install pv switch to the root sudo (do not log on as root) yum install sudo