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Computers on the same LAN are directly connected, but computers on different networks are not directly connected and can only be connected through a special dedicated computer-router. Routers are connected to multiple network interfaces, each of

FreeBSD is an important branch of UNIX systems, and its commands are mostly common to Linux, and few of them are unique. 1:man online query man ls2:ls Viewing directories and Archives Ls-la3:ln creating a linked file

The idea of creating a custom FreeBSD system to install ISOFreeBSDISO originated from the repetitive configuration work after installing the system, which wasted time and experience. Www.2cto.com began to search for information and found that there

1: man online query man ls2: ls viewing directories and archives ls-la3: ln creates the link file ln-fs/usr/local/apache/etc/httpd. conf/etc/httpd. conf4: The more file name is displayed on the page.5: cd/usr/local/apache switch directory6: Create a

The idea of creating a custom FreeBSD system to install ISO FreeBSD ISO originated from the repetitive configuration work after the system was installed, which wasted time and experience. Www.2cto.com began searching for information and found that

First, the environment introduction:Server: CentOS 192.168.1.225Client: CentOS 192.168.1.226Second, installation:Installation Configuration for NFS:CentOS 5:Yum-y Install Nfs-utils PortmapCentOS 6 (in CentOS 6.3, the Portmap service is the

Original: http://villasy1989.iteye.com/blog/956746My host is Windows7, installing a VMware virtual machine, loading the Ubuntu10.04 in the virtual machine, first introducing several virtual devices under VMware:Vmnet0:vmware is used for Virtual

Before talking about the VMware network model, let's talk about several VMware Virtual Devices: Vmnet0: This is the virtual switch used by VMware for virtual Bridging networks; Vmnet1: This is the virtual switch used by VMware in the Virtual

Before talking about the VMware network model, let's talk about several VMware Virtual Devices: Vmnet0: This is the virtual switch used by VMware for virtual Bridging networks;Vmnet1: This is the virtual switch used by VMware in the Virtual

System optimization and security settings the last time we talked about FreeBSD's basic software installation and configuration. next we will talk about the detailed configuration and security settings of the system. 1. system optimization settings.