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02 March 2013

How to Shrink SQL Server Transaction Log Files using DBCC SHRINKFILE

Written by Rahul
Sometimes SQL Server logs files acquire a large space on the disk. In that case, we need to reduce the size of the log file to claim some space. But truncating or reducing database log file in SQL Server 2008 can be quite difficult. It also has its own issues. This article contains a...
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02 March 2013

Network Configuration in CentOS & Red Hat

Written by Rahul
Linux provides a number of tools for network configuration. Most important network settings for you Linux machine to access over network are IP configuration Device activation DNS configuration Default gateway 1. Default Network Configuration Files: Default linux interfaces configuration file exists in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ named ifcfg-ethX ( ‘X’ is replace with number 0,1 or 2...
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02 March 2013

How to Create RPM for Your Own Script in CentOS/RedHat

Written by Rahul
RPM (RedHat Package Manager) is a package management system for RHEL based systems. You may have seen that all the packages in Redhat based systems have extension .rpm. This tutorial will help you to how to create RPM for your own script I had created a script to take database backup, Today I have...
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01 March 2013

How to Enable HAProxy Stats

Written by Rahul
HAProxy Stats provides a lot of information about data transfer, total connection, server state etc. After installing HAProxy if you want to view HAProxy stats in your web browser, You can easily configure it by making few changes in your HAProxy configuration using following steps. Step 1 – Enable HAProxy Statics You can enable...
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01 March 2013

Adding line in middle of file using command in linux

Written by Rahul
Hi Guys, If you want to add a line in file at specific line number through script. Below examples will help you to do it. For example you have a file named file1.txt, file content are as below. [email protected]:~ # cat file1.txt tecadmin 1 tecadmin 2 tecadmin 4 Now you required to add text...
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25 February 2013

Being a System Admin your responsibilities

Written by Rahul
Being a system administration you have all responsibilies to maintain your systems. System admin is a person having good knowledge about operating systems and applications, as well as hardware and software troubleshooting. Many of reponsibilies vary from organization to organization. Basic responsibilities of system administrator’s typically include: 1. User account management. Creating new users...
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24 February 2013

How to Keep Systems Up to Date – CentOS / RHEL / Fedora

Written by Rahul
Being a system administrator, we always need to keep our systems up to date with latest packages. Its difficult to go to server daily and check for available packages. For the same we can use yum-updatesd service to get email notifications to our mailbox or we can also configure this service to update any...
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21 February 2013

MySQL Database Backup to FTP Server – Shell Script

Written by Rahul
As a system administrator, you need to take backup on daily basis. Backups are very useful to recover data from any crashes or corruption. I have written a simple script to take database backup from MySQL server and upload to FTP server. Being a system administrator, I recommend keeping a remote copy of your...
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20 February 2013

Linux Server Security Tips

Written by Rahul
Security of data and server from hackers is a main task of system administration services. Below is few basic security tips for your linux server. 1: Strong Password Policy Making strong passwords is first stage of securing your server. Do not use common names as your password like yourname, date of birth, mobile number...
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18 February 2013

How to Reset MySQL root Password in Linux

Written by Rahul
Q. How to reset MySQL root password in Linux? How do I recover MySQL root password? I forgot MySQL root password, steps to change MySQL root password? How to reset MySQL root password using the command line. How to reset forgotten MySQL root password on Linux? How to reset MySQL 5.7 root password? MySQL...
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