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Baeldung Author
Ahmed Shibani
As a Linux Systems Engineer, I dance through the digital realm like a penguin on a mission. 🐧 When I'm not crafting impeccable code or managing servers, you'll find me nestled in the cozy embrace of my favorite armchair, engrossed in a good book. 🔍 I'm a dedicated open source advocate, spreading the gospel of freedom, collaboration, and a future unshackled by proprietary software. 🌐 When I'm not debugging, you can bet I'm delving into the mysteries of the universe through the pages of novels. I devour words like code, savoring each page like it's the last line of a perfectly written script. 📖 #OpenSourceEnthusiast #BookwormExtraordinaire
Here's what I've written (so far):
Baeldung on Linux
- All
- Networking (6)
- Administration (3)
- Security (2)
- Filesystems (2)
- Installation (1)
How to Use Linux as a Gateway
Filed under Networking
Learn how to configure a Linux system as a network gateway.
Installing and Configuring a DHCP Server in Linux
Filed under Administration, Installation, Networking
Learn how to install and configure a DHCP server, along with the necessary firewall exceptions, in Linux.
How to Force File System Check at Every Boot
Filed under Administration, Filesystems
Learn how to force Linux to perform a file system check at every boot.
How to Use SOCKS Proxy for Commands
Filed under Networking
Learn how to route command traffic through a SOCKS proxy via SSH or tsocks on Linux.
How to Use OverlayFS?
Filed under Filesystems
Learn how to install OverlayFS on Linux and use it to protect files by configuring overlaying filesystems.
How to Check Internet Speed from the Linux Command Line
Filed under Networking
Learn how to check the download and upload speed for the internet connection via Linux command line.
How to Set Packet Rate Limit Through iptables
Filed under Networking, Security
Learn how to use iptables in Linux to limit the packet rate and combat DoS and other attacks.
How to Set up an SSTP Server on Linux
Filed under Networking
This tutorial is a guide on how to configure a Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol (SSTP) VPN server on Linux using SoftEther VPN Server, an open-source and freeware cross-platform multi-protocol VPN implementation. It covers the installation and configuration of SoftEther VPN on Linux, including software requirements, downloading, compiling the server, and its verification.