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| Web Server IIS/Apache » Post your website addresses in the reply section.... Also your name » 4/23/2019 10:15 am |
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I have created two web pages using my Domain name. The pages are as follows:
First Web Page
Second Web Page
~Seth Sampson
| Web Server IIS/Apache » Web Server - Spring 2019 - First Post - IIS Install » 4/17/2019 7:37 am |
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1: C:\inetpub\wwwroot\
2: iisstart
3: admin has special permissions
4: Other computers in network can see start page
~Seth
| Exchange Server » Exchange Server 2016 Instructions » 4/09/2019 7:33 am |
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| Linux Class » Last Article! Due March 11th -- Happy Last Week » 3/11/2019 6:44 am |
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In the past, searching for Linux files using a Windows OS was a tricky process. Not anymore! Windows is finally supporting the Linux distros and adding support for viewing and editing files within them. Supposedly, you will also get improvements to how you can manage and configure your distros in the command line. You will be able to access files from windows via a new 9P protocol file server in your Linux instance, which is a distributed file network protocol. In WSL, it enables you to work with Linux files and file systems. Including support for metadata and permissions.
~Seth
| Linux Class » Article #7 - Due February 25 » 2/25/2019 9:06 am |
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You can schedule tasks through terminal within Linux using a built in program called crontab. There are several editors that are often pre-built into the Linux distro, in which you can open crontab. Once you have it opened, you can do just about anything you can set your heart to! You can launch applications, restart the computer, set it to sleep for a specific time, check and download updates and just about anything else.
~Seth
| Linux Class » Article #5 - Due Feb 11th » 2/11/2019 8:25 am |
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A new trojan called "Speak Up" has been found infecting Linux based servers. CheckPoint researchers have found the trojan which reportedly is targeting Linux servers in China. The Trojan infects itself within the subnet that the server operates. The trojan also supposedly can infect Mac machines by taking advantage of an "undetected backdoor". The trojan is spreading beyond China and quickly going across East Asian and Latin America.
~Seth Sampson
| Linux Class » Article #3 - No procrastinating. Post by January 28th » 1/28/2019 8:56 am |
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Dell launches a 13" XPS ultralight laptop with Ubuntu installed straight out of the box!
You can get the laptop with the traditional version of the Intel Core processors. (i3, i5, and i7) up to 16 gigs of memory and UHD resolution. This is a big jump for Linux, especially Ubuntu since it will now be supported straight out of the box by a big retailer!
~SETH SAMPSON ON TIME
| Linux Class » Article #2 - Post reply - Due Tuesday January 22 » 1/22/2019 9:17 am |
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Automaker Hyundai has opted to join the Linux Foundation to add their resources as well as reap the benefits of the seven-year-old AGL (Automotive Grade Linux). Software currently is being developed by over 140 companies, all contributing to a better car-integrated Linux platform! Other automakers have also been involved in this open source endeavor including Toyota, Ford, Honda, and Suzuki.
Seth Sampson
| Security Class » Security Class Article #6 - Due Monday December 3rd » 12/03/2018 9:27 am |
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FBI created a fake FedEx website in order to obtain the IP address of a criminal with the intent of impersonating a customer/employee of FedEx and steal funds.
~Seth Sampson
| Security Class » Security Class Article #5 - Due 11/19/18 » 11/19/2018 9:00 am |
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Make a wish foundation website had been intruded. Hackers added a JavaScript-based code to the website, that took advantage of users' computers in order to mine cryptocurrency.
~Seth Sampson
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