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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.


* [[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.
* [[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.
* [[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 RHEL6]] 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.
* 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 Fedora 13]] and [[DHCP on EL6]]<br />How to setup a basic [[DHCP]] server.
* [[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.
* [[Shorewall on RPM-based Servers]]<br />Firewall setup using [http://www.shorewall.net/ Shorewall].
* [[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.
* [[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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 AN!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.

 

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