Earth-Works Tips & Tricks for IT Pros

Tips & Tricks for IT Pros

May 9th, 2025
  • Home
  • Mac
  • Linux
  • Windows
  • Networking
  • Bacula
  • SSH
  • SQL
  • Virtual Machines
  • WordPress

CentOS

FAN Hyper-V Kernel Panic Fix for switchroot: mount failed

May 14, 2013 Steve Talley 29

Fully Automated Nagios 2.4 is based on CentOS 5.9, so these instructions also apply to any upgraded or new installation of CentOS 5.9 on Hyper-V. CentOS […]

How To: Networking in CentOS under Hyper-V

April 12, 2013 Steve Talley 5

Set up a new Hyper-V virtual machine using the wizard, and install CentOS in the Hyper-V virtual machine. Next, download the Linux Integration Components (LinuxIC) […]

How to: Set up Openswan L2TP VPN Server on CentOS 6

February 22, 2013 Steve Talley 26

Have you ever wanted to set up your own VPN server? By following the steps below, you can set up your own L2TP VPN server […]

Set up Webmin on CentOS

December 9, 2012 Steve Talley 0

Webmin is a popular web-based GUI for configuring some of the CentOS server options. You can install a repo so that it will be installed […]

Ensure CentOS has the right time

November 13, 2012 Steve Talley 0

By default, the ntp service is not installed with CentOS 6. First, install ntp from yum: yum install ntp Then, force a time sync by […]

No Image

Mounting SMB Shares Hosted on Mac OS X from Linux

November 11, 2012 Steve Talley 3

Apple used to use the Samba open source project as the basis for its Windows sharing options in Mac OS X. With Lion and now […]

No Image

Adding alternate repositories to CentOS

November 9, 2012 Steve Talley 0

Many alternative repositories are available to install software packages for CentOS. Popular alternatives and instructions for adding each are listed below. EPEL – Fedora Repository […]

No Image

Setting up CentOS – Add users

September 16, 2012 Steve Talley 0

Add a user with the command “useradd.” For example, to add an admin user to the wheel group, run the following command: useradd newuser -g […]

No Image

Setting up CentOS – Set a hostname

September 16, 2012 Steve Talley 1

Edit /etc/sysconfig/network and set the HOSTNAME field to the name of your server. Reboot, and the Bash prompt should now show the correct name of […]

No Image

Setting up CentOS – Configure the network

September 16, 2012 Steve Talley 2

When you install a CentOS 6.0, 6.1, or 6.2 server, the network is not automatically configured for DHCP or static IP addressing. In CentOS 6.3 […]

Posts pagination

« 1 2

Recent Posts

  • Using Gmail or Google Apps for sendmail and postfix on Ubuntu August 26, 2018
  • Synaptics TouchPad Driver with 2-Finger tap in Windows 10 March 16, 2018
  • Enable Remote Desktop Connect in Windows Home November 2, 2017
  • VMWare ESXi Tools October 25, 2017
  • HOW TO: Remove old kernels in CentOS & RHEL December 28, 2015

Recent Comments

  • Dongqing on How to mount remote SFTP (SSH) file system on your Mac
  • Rob on Using Gmail or Google Apps for sendmail and postfix on Ubuntu
  • Pato on FAN Hyper-V Kernel Panic Fix for switchroot: mount failed
  • Hendry on How to mount remote SFTP (SSH) file system on your Mac
  • MarioCP on How to mount remote SFTP (SSH) file system on your Mac

Tags

Adobe AirPlay Amazon EC2 APC Automated Installation Backup Bacula CentOS Centreon Cloud Computing Clutter ESXi gmail google apps Hyper-V Linux Lion Mac mail MDT Monitoring Mountain Lion Networking Postfix RHEL Scientific Linux sending email sendmail Servers SnagIt Software SQL SSH Synaptics touchpad Ubuntu Uncategorized Unitrends Virtual Machines VPN Webmin Windows WordPress Yosemite yum

Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries feed
  • Comments feed
  • WordPress.org

Copyright © 2025 Earth-Works Tips & Tricks for IT Pros | Website created by Dusty Sun