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These are short tutorials designed to get you up and running with a given technology. They are not meant to be exhaustive, but they do aim to be complete enough to give you a working base to grow from. They are presented in no particular order, except maybe newer ones at the top. | These are short tutorials designed to get you up and running with a given technology. They are not meant to be exhaustive, but they do aim to be complete enough to give you a working base to grow from. They are presented in no particular order, except maybe newer ones at the top. | ||
* [[DHCP on Fedora 13]]<br />How to setup a basic [[DHCP]] server. | = M3 Guides = | ||
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== Anvil! Related Tutorials == | |||
* [[Disaster Recovery Tasks]] | |||
* [[Managing Storage Groups]] | |||
== General Articles == | |||
* [[Managing Networks With nmcli]] | |||
= Archived Qwikis = | |||
* [[Setup apcupsd For Multiple Network-Enabled APC UPSes On EL6]]<br />This walks through setting up the <span class="code">apcupsd</span> daemon to listen to multiple, network-managed [[APC]] [[UPS]]es under [[EL6]]. | |||
* [[Fujitsu Notes]]<br />These are my notes regarding [[EL6]] on Fujitsu PrimEnergy RX*00 S7 servers. | |||
* [[HP-Specific Notes]]<br />These are my notes regarding [[EL6]] on HP Proliant servers. | |||
* Documenting all [[Cluster.conf]] options valid in [[RHCS]] 2 and 3. Other [[clustering]] papers in various stages of incompleteness. '''In Progress''' | |||
* [[Setting up Nagios on EL6]]<br />'''incomplete''' Installing and configuring Nagios for advanced cluster monitoring. | |||
* [[Windows 2008 R2 Xen domU Notes]]<br />'''incomplete''' Covers performance concerns with Windows 2008 R2 Xen 3.1 / RHCS v2 domU guests. | |||
* [[Configuring HP iLO 2 on EL5]]<br />Covers installing and configuring [[HP]]'s [[iLO]] version 2 under [[EL5]]. Also covers using iLO as a fence device in [[RHCS]]. | |||
* [[Managing Software RAID Arrays]]<br />Covers tearing down an existing MD, partition, creating new partitions and then new MDs on those partitions. | |||
* [[Installing a Brother MFC-7840W on Fedora 14]]<br />Should be more or less applicable to most brother MFCs. | |||
* [[Compiling the Xen Hypervisor and dom0 on RHEL6]]<br />'''in-progress'''<br />Shows how to build the source Xen 4.0.1 RPMs and Michael Young's 2.6.32 dom0 kernel on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. | |||
* Changing the ethX to Ethernet Device Mapping in [[Changing the ethX to Ethernet Device Mapping in EL6|EL6]] (and modern Fedoras) and [[Changing the ethX to Ethernet Device Mapping in EL5|EL5]]<br />How to change which physical network interfaces are mapped to which <span class="code">ethX</span> devices. | |||
* [[DHCP on an RPM-based OS]] (([[DHCP on Fedora 13|Fedora]], [[DHCP on EL5|EL5]] and [[DHCP on EL6|EL6]])<br />How to setup a basic [[DHCP]] server on modern RPM-based operating systems. | |||
* [[Hard drive has gone bad in DRBD]]<br />This is a short tutorial on replacing drives in software RAID in a DRBD environment. Though it should be useful to anyone replacing a drive in a software RAID array, even if you aren't using DRBD. | |||
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Alteeve Wiki :: How To :: Quick Tutorials |
These are short tutorials designed to get you up and running with a given technology. They are not meant to be exhaustive, but they do aim to be complete enough to give you a working base to grow from. They are presented in no particular order, except maybe newer ones at the top.
M3 Guides
Anvil! Related Tutorials
General Articles
Archived Qwikis
- Setup apcupsd For Multiple Network-Enabled APC UPSes On EL6
This walks through setting up the apcupsd daemon to listen to multiple, network-managed APC UPSes under EL6. - Fujitsu Notes
These are my notes regarding EL6 on Fujitsu PrimEnergy RX*00 S7 servers. - HP-Specific Notes
These are my notes regarding EL6 on HP Proliant servers. - Documenting all Cluster.conf options valid in RHCS 2 and 3. Other clustering papers in various stages of incompleteness. In Progress
- Setting up Nagios on EL6
incomplete Installing and configuring Nagios for advanced cluster monitoring. - Windows 2008 R2 Xen domU Notes
incomplete Covers performance concerns with Windows 2008 R2 Xen 3.1 / RHCS v2 domU guests. - Configuring HP iLO 2 on EL5
Covers installing and configuring HP's iLO version 2 under EL5. Also covers using iLO as a fence device in RHCS. - Managing Software RAID Arrays
Covers tearing down an existing MD, partition, creating new partitions and then new MDs on those partitions. - Installing a Brother MFC-7840W on Fedora 14
Should be more or less applicable to most brother MFCs. - Compiling the Xen Hypervisor and dom0 on RHEL6
in-progress
Shows how to build the source Xen 4.0.1 RPMs and Michael Young's 2.6.32 dom0 kernel on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. - Changing the ethX to Ethernet Device Mapping in EL6 (and modern Fedoras) and EL5
How to change which physical network interfaces are mapped to which ethX devices. - DHCP on an RPM-based OS ((Fedora, EL5 and EL6)
How to setup a basic DHCP server on modern RPM-based operating systems. - Hard drive has gone bad in DRBD
This is a short tutorial on replacing drives in software RAID in a DRBD environment. Though it should be useful to anyone replacing a drive in a software RAID array, even if you aren't using DRBD.
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