QEMU and KVM in Arch Linux
KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is the native Virtualization System from RedHat; is a hypervisor built directly into the Linux kernel....
What is GIT
Git is a revision system running on most platforms, including Linux, POSIX, Windows and OS X. Like Mercurial, Git is...
What is Tor
Tor, which stands as an acronym for The Onion Router, is free software that allows anonymity on the Internet through...
What is F-PROT
F-PROT offers both Home and Enterprise editions of its antivirus. However, only the home version is free. Features: 1. Scan...
What is the GNU Debugger
The GNU Debugger, usually called GDB, is the standard debugger for the GNU software system. It is a portable debugger...
How does IPtables work
There are two types of firewalls: 1. Filtering firewalls – which blocks specific packages. 2. Proxy Servers – Establishing network...
Access Control List (ACL)
What is ACL? POSIX Access Control List (ACL) is a Linux feature that allows different permissions for different users or...
How to Configure a Minecraft Server on the Bukkit platform
Do you want to configure a Minecraft server but you do not know how to start? In this tutorial, I’ll...
Main cPanel features
cPanel is one of the most popular control panels used to manage a web hosting account. Some of the benefits...
5 reasons why it’s important to always have a website backup
Are you prepared for a situation when your website might is compromised? What if you delete a picture or an...
What is PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL is a relational database system. It is available for free under an open source BSD license. A company does...
How to setup the rDNS on MVPS
In order to setup the rDNS (PTR Record) for the main IP of your VPS, you need to have your...
