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As a server administrator or IT professional, you must check DNS records and perform its queries. The Name Server Lookup (nslookup) is a command-line tool that helps you to get domain name information and IP addresses. In this article, you will review all about nslookup command to learn what is it, how to use, and […]

When it comes to the Linux operating system, the Linux terminal shines as a prominent Linux feature that improves and speeds up many important tasks for Linux users and developers. Terminator is a Linux terminal emulator for more effective and efficient use of the terminal.

How can we know which distribution is better to use? Manjaro vs Arch Linux could be a dilemma for those who are tired of the same old operating systems and looking for a new challenge. To have a full Linux experience you can buy cheap Linux VPS for several reasons including server security hardening and […]

While transferring data in any computer, if you unmount a USB flash driver/Data storage while it is still busy on it, you face the error ”device is currently in use” While unmounting a device/portion on Linux, the same error occurs after running the umount command.

Linux is an open-source and advanced operating system, that’s why it is very popular among users and developers. The Linux terminal provides features that users are deprived of using such features the graphical user interface. The ability to use the valuable features of the terminal and apply the changes you need by the command line […]

It is fair to say that sending and receiving emails were our first connections to others through the internet. Emails are sent and received by mail servers based on a combination of many interconnected servers. In this article, top 15 Linux mail servers will be introduced to help you know and use them. This content […]

Domain name server (DNS) translates the internet address to the numeric machine address. A DNS server converts each domain name you enter into your browser into an IP address. The website you want to visit can then be found and connected to using that address by your browser. Since your internet speed is affected by […]

Has it ever happened to you that you get so engrossed in working with your Linux terminal environment that you are suddenly shocked to encounter a busy screen full of various commands and get confused by viewing the crowded terminal environment?

Disabling SELinux on CentOS/RHEL helps your applications to function normally and support the security mechanism of SELinux. Since SELinux is enabled by default, this article will present Disabling SELinux Temporarily or Permanently on CentOS/RHEL. As the most secure operating system, Linux implements security features such as Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) to let admins access control.

It’s tough to imagine that just a few decades ago, people had to refer to books and encyclopedias to find a recipe for a new dish or find out how to preserve their favorite plant. Introducing 15 Best Web Browsers for Ubuntu Linux is what this article presents. Thanks to the advent of Browsers, reaching […]

A reverse proxy is a server, software application, or cloud service that sits in front of one or more web servers to snoop on and examine incoming client requests before sending them to the web server and then relaying the server’s response to the client. How to Configure Nginx as Reverse Proxy on Ubuntu Linux […]

Various Linux distributions such as Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora, etc. have a graphical user interface by default and also support various out-of-the-box desktop environments. GNOME and KDE are among the leaders among the wide variety of Linux/Unix desktop environments such as LXDE, LXQT, Cinnamon, XFCE, etc., which are preferred by most users due to their […]