Linux/File Server
From charlesreid1
basics of file servers
three most common methods of sharing files on file servers:
- network file system
- samba
- ssh filesystem (sshfs)
nfs works best for linux environments, but windows doesn't play nicely with nfs
samba works for linux mac os and is best for mixed environment, but has permissions issues, and make unix/linux nodes needing specific permissions confused
sshfs is mostly for sharing files between linux nodes. possible to use with windows. encrypted the same way ssh is encrypted. nothing to configure on the server except ssh. easy to create/drop connections.
 |
Networking pages and notes about computer networks.
Man in the Middle attack vectors on wired networks: Man in the Middle/Wired Packet analysis with Wireshark: Wireshark Packet Analysis Linux networking: Linux/Networking
Using Aircrack: Aircrack Many Ways to Crack a Wifi: Cracking Wifi
Linux/Networking · Linux/SSH · Linux/File Server
Notes on OpenVPN: OpenVPN Setting Up a Static Key VPN: OpenVPN/Static Key
Domain Name Servers: DNS · Linux/DNS IP Version 6: IPv6
Wireshark · SSH · Stunnel · Tor · Ettercap · Aircrack · Tcpdump
Tunnels · HTTP and HTTPS · SSH Tunnels · Linux/SSH
|
|
GNU/Linux/Unix the concrete that makes the foundations of the internet.
Compiling Software · Upgrading Software Category:Build Tools · Make · Cmake · Gdb Bash Bash · Bash/Quick (Quick Reference) · Bash Math Text Editors Text Manipulation Command Line Utilities Aptitude · Diff · Make · Patch · Subversion · Xargs Security SSH (Secure Shell) · Gpg (Gnu Privacy Guard) · Category:Security Networking Linux/SSH · Linux/Networking · Linux/File Server Web Servers
|