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If you are a webmaster or a website owner, you may be familiar with OpenSSL since you need to have an SSL/TLS certificate for your website, whether it is hosted on a Windows VPS or a Linux VPS. To do so, you have multiple ways. The simplest way to install OpenSSL on Windows is to […]

The cut command in Linux is a handy tool for extracting specific parts of text from files. It acts like scissors, letting you snip out sections of each line based on characters, bytes, or field separators (like commas or tabs). This makes it useful for working with formatted text files and extracting the needed data. […]

In most cases, IPv6 is already enabled by default on Ubuntu systems. However, if it has not been enabled yet, you can enable IPv6 on Ubuntu manually by editing configuration files such as /etc/sysctl.conf file and disabling the existing “disable_ipv6” setting via changing the value to “0” with root privileges. Changing IPv4 to IPv6 which […]

You can enable Remote Desktop Audio for most Windows versions, including both personal and server versions. This lets you hear audio played on the remote computer, like videos or music. To do this, you need to enable sound redirection in the RDP settings on your local machine using the below steps: Fire up the Remote […]

Using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + Esc is the most efficient and straightforward way to directly open Task Manager remotely while using a remote desktop without requiring menu navigation or additional steps. There are various methods to launch Task Manager in Remote Desktop; here, you can learn how to access Task Manager remotely. […]

Docker is a fundamental component in application development that simplifies building, deploying, and running applications using containers. Learning how to list Docker containers is an important skill when using Docker. You can list all running and stopped containers with details about container ID, name, image, ports, and status using the docker ps -a, docker container […]

Iptables, the built-in firewall for Linux systems, acts like a vigilant guard for your network traffic. Using predefined rules, it meticulously examines each incoming, outgoing, and forwarded data packet. To list rules, use iptables -L [chain name] command to view the existing rules in the specified chain. To delete rules, if you consider deleting by […]

Docker Compose is a nifty tool for managing complex applications made up of multiple containers. While you can install Docker on Linux and Windows, most developers use it on a Linux VPS. As for docker-compose, think of it as a recipe book where you define all the ingredients (services) needed for your dish (application) in […]

Most Linux servers have a public IP address allowing remote connections. Adding additional IPv4 and IPv6 serves various purposes, such as: Hosting multiple websites or services. Loading balancing, and high availability. Adopting IPv6 to future-proof your online presence. To add additional IPv4 and IPv6 to Linux VPS, first, you need to have purchased Linux VPS […]

Backing up your MikroTik router’s configuration with Winbox is like creating a safety net for your network settings. It captures all the essential information about your router, including firewalls, routing rules, and wireless settings. This becomes crucial if your router malfunctions or needs a reset. With a saved backup, you can quickly restore your network […]

PPTP VPN is a fast network protocol that guarantees a stable conversation over the Internet, especially for gaming and streaming usages. Using PPTP VPN is a simple option (not safe) to change your IP address. To Set up PPTP VPN on Windows Server, go to Server Manager and follow the below steps: Install Routing and […]

As an open-source network tool, V2Ray VPN helps increase online security over the Internet. V2Ray supports operating systems such as Linux, Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS. V2Ray installation is the same on the server and the client, but usually the VPS uses Linux and the PC uses Windows. Install V2Ray and configure it on all […]