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  • Elastix 2.0.3 is a Linux distribution that contains Asterisk 1.6.2.13 (as of the writing of this article) and other Asterisk centric addons, such as the Elastix web interface, Hylafax and...

    Streaming Music on Hold in Elastix 2.0

    Elastix 2.0.3 is a Linux distribution that contains Asterisk 1.6.2.13 (as of the writing of this article) and other Asterisk centric addons, such as the Elastix web interface, Hylafax and...

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  • I needed to upgrade my file server to support larger disks (1TB SATA) and at the same time I wanted to upgrade from Windows 2000 Server. Prior to my purchasing...

    Configuring SAMBA Shares in Ubuntu

    I needed to upgrade my file server to support larger disks (1TB SATA) and at the same time I wanted to upgrade from Windows 2000 Server. Prior to my purchasing...

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  • Since I don’t have an article on configuring Linux with iSCSI Initiator software, I thought I’d share this quick howto: http://linuxbites.wordpress.com/2010/03/26/configure-iscsi-in-centos-45-rehl-45/ -Aaron

    Configure iSCSI in CentOS 4/5 REHL 4/5

    Since I don’t have an article on configuring Linux with iSCSI Initiator software, I thought I’d share this quick howto: http://linuxbites.wordpress.com/2010/03/26/configure-iscsi-in-centos-45-rehl-45/ -Aaron

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  • I don’t know about you, but I really don’t like when clocks all display a different time, even when it is usually at most a 5 minute difference. When it...

    Configure NTP Server on Ubuntu 9.10

    I don’t know about you, but I really don’t like when clocks all display a different time, even when it is usually at most a 5 minute difference. When it...

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  • I have been searching for a solution that worked for configuring a TFTP Server service on my Ubuntu 9.10 Linux server and have yet to find one that provides a...

    Configure TFTP Server on Ubuntu 9.10

    I have been searching for a solution that worked for configuring a TFTP Server service on my Ubuntu 9.10 Linux server and have yet to find one that provides a...

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  • I am starting to step outside of the Microsoft realm and into the Linux world. Imagine me balancing on my right leg which is in the Microsoft bucket, slowly and cautiously...

    Setting up a Simple DNS Server with Bind9

    I am starting to step outside of the Microsoft realm and into the Linux world. Imagine me balancing on my right leg which is in the Microsoft bucket, slowly and cautiously...

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  • Once again, I am pushing my knowledge limits with the Linux world. The exciting part is that, the deeper I go, the better Linux gets. Today, it is Shell scripting,...

    Linux Backup Shell Script

    Once again, I am pushing my knowledge limits with the Linux world. The exciting part is that, the deeper I go, the better Linux gets. Today, it is Shell scripting,...

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  • I grew up using DOS, starting with DOS 2 something. I had a father that never stuck with the default settings, which included modifying the command prompt design/colors and the...

    Linux Console Modes (80×25 – really?)

    I grew up using DOS, starting with DOS 2 something. I had a father that never stuck with the default settings, which included modifying the command prompt design/colors and the...

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  • As part of my testing phase during the custom SAN project, I was running into performance issues with the Microsoft iSCSI Software Initiator and the OpenSolaris COMSTAR iSCSI target. Although...

    OpenSolaris iSCSI Initiator

    As part of my testing phase during the custom SAN project, I was running into performance issues with the Microsoft iSCSI Software Initiator and the OpenSolaris COMSTAR iSCSI target. Although...

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  • After spending a good amount of time on the iSCSI Enterprise Target (IET) solution and running into compatibility issues with VMware ESX 3.5 and 4.0, I decided to move on...

    OpenSolaris iSCSI Target

    After spending a good amount of time on the iSCSI Enterprise Target (IET) solution and running into compatibility issues with VMware ESX 3.5 and 4.0, I decided to move on...

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