FreeBSD find CPU (processor) temperature command
I‘m a new FreeBSD unix user. How do I get the temperature of an Intel or AMD processor (CPU) in FreeBSD using command line option? Is there a command line option for determine CPU temperature…
How to configure pfSense as multi wan (DUAL WAN) load balance failover router
H ow do I setup a multi-WAN load balancing and failover on pfSense router with two ADSL or cable or leased-line or FTTH (Fiber to the home) connections? In this tutorial you will learn…
How to see CPU temperature on CentOS 7 and RedHat Enterprise Linux 7
I am a new sysadmin of CentOS 7 server. How do I get my CPU temperature Information on CentOS Linux 7 or Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 server? How can I read my CPU temperature…
How to see PCI devices info on CentOS 7 and RedHat Enterprise Linux 7
I wanted to see PCI devices information on my CentOS/RHEL 7 box. But, I’m getting an error that read as, “-bash: lspci: command not found”. How do I solve this problem and see PCI devices…
How to make disk image with dd on Linux or Unix
H ow do I create disk image using dd command? How do I perform disk cloning from a live Linux cd for backup or recovery purpose? You can easily use the dd command for…
How to install GlusterFS with a replicated high availability storage volume on Ubuntu Linux 16.04 LTS
I want to share my web server DocumentRoot /var/www/html/ across 2 Apache web server. Both of my web servers are behind load balanced reverse proxy powered by Nginx. How do I setup and install GlusterFS…
How to check whether AMT is enabled and provisioned under Linux
H ow do I check whether Intel Active Management Technology (AMT) and Intel Standard Manageability (ISM) enabled or disabled under Linux using command line for CVE-2017-5689 vulnerability? The CVE-2017-5689 vulnerability defined as: An unprivileged…
Ubuntu: /dev/xvda2 should be checked for errors
W hen I log in to my Ubuntu Linux 16.04 LTS AWS cloud server, I get the message on screen: /dev/xvda2 should be checked for errors. I can not run fsck command on /dev/xvda1 because…
