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* [[SELinux on Fedora Core 6]] | * [[SELinux on Fedora Core 6]] | ||
* [[HOWTO Setup vsftpd|Setup vsftpd]] | * [[HOWTO Setup vsftpd|Setup vsftpd]] | ||
* [[HOWTO vixie-cron notes]] | |||
* [[HOWTO Setup Deny Hosts | Setup Deny Hosts]] | |||
* [[HOWTO Setup NRPE | Setup NRPE (Nagios Client)]] | |||
* [[HOWTO Setup S.M.A.R.T. hard-drive Monitoring]] - Monitor drive-health, and be alerted early when things go sour | |||
* [[HOWTO Setup lm_sensors]] - Monitor system temperature, fans, voltages | |||
Latest revision as of 16:05, 23 August 2010
This is a reference of all the various standard configuration options we do in research.
- Setup Logwatch
- Setup AWStats
- Configure Default Apache Index Page
- Setup NTPD
- Setup a Static IP
- Setup Tripwire
- HOWTO Clone a Machine - Copy a good working Linux server onto a new server with minimal amount of work.
- Setup tcpwrappers for controlling access
- Setup SSH
- REF Firewall Ports to Open - Ports common services that you might need to open if you are using a firewall
- HOWTO Setup iptables
- HOWTO Setup fail2ban
- SELinux on Fedora Core 6
- Setup vsftpd
- HOWTO vixie-cron notes
- Setup Deny Hosts
- Setup NRPE (Nagios Client)
- HOWTO Setup S.M.A.R.T. hard-drive Monitoring - Monitor drive-health, and be alerted early when things go sour
- HOWTO Setup lm_sensors - Monitor system temperature, fans, voltages