The first mission anyone would do after that install Ubuntu is setting the IP address for the system to connect to the network/internet. If your Wi-Fi router, ISP, or network does not provide DHCP services, you must specify the IP address manually. Here we will see how to set Static IP Address on Ubuntu 22.04, […]
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An alternative for the nmcli is the nmtui, short for Network Manager Text User Interface, the nmtui is yet another handy tool that allows you to easily configure your network interfaces in Linux distributions using a graphical display by invoking the nmtui command straight from the terminal or even putty. To configure a network interface […]
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The Domain Name System (DNS) is a hierarchical distributed naming system for computers connected over network. It resolves ip address correspondence to a domain name. There are four type of dns servers . This article will help you to configure dns server (Domain Name System) using bindpackages on Ubuntu, Debian and LinuxMint systems. Bind is also known as […]
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SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol) is secured protocol to transfer files between local and remote server. To required SSH server running on the remote system. This protocol encrypts the transfer of data between local and remote system. As SFTP provides secure data transfer, so we recommend it over FTP protocol. SFTP is recommended but in […]
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When you need to access networks located on a different network segment, you need to have a route set up so the PC knows how to get to the other network segment. This generally just points to your main gateway, but you may want to set up additional static routes, where you don’t want the […]
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