We chose the name Info360 because it perfectly represents what we offer as a company. the word “Info” refers to the information that we show about the company during the tour, either with texts, videos or through our artificial intelligence. the number “360” symbolizes the 360 degree virtual tours, which allow you to see the … Read more
It is one plugin which can have several functions. One of its first functions is that it helps us better the positioning of our page. Download and activate the plugin: You must first download the plugin and, once downloaded, click “activate”. -You give him the PUBLISHER of settings. you give him in optimization is that … Read more
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SYSTEM LOG SERVICE Incidents: 1.- Error “No route to host” en rsyslog: The client could not connect to the rsyslog server. Solution: Fixed clients IP addressing. 2.- Rejection of connections to port 514: The firewall was blocking port 514 needed by rsyslog. Solution: Opened TCP and UDP ports 514 with firewall-cmd. ERRORS WHEN CREATING THE … Read more
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1. why configure two DNS servers? A DNS can act as a primary and the other as secondary, to guarantee redundancy i resilienceif one fails. They can also have separate functions: one for internal names and the other for external names. 2. What is the function of the DHCP server that configure? Assign automatically IP … Read more
Guarantee secure, efficient and native remote access to the project’s various Linux teams (servers and clients). Options compared Remote access system integration Protocol security requirements Recommended use SSH (OpenSSH) Native SSH High Cap extra Control per terminal Cockpit Optional HTTPS High Port 9090 and browser Graphic management VNC (TigerVNC, etc.) Optional VNC average Active GUI … Read more
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Let’s edit this file: nano /etc/network/interfaces/ /etc/network/interfaces it’s a Debian server. Several interfaces are configured: enp0s2: Alternative fixed IP (172.25.201.10) enp1s0: Own IP (10.90.90.95) VLANs over enp1s0: VLAN 10 (Production): 192.168.10.1 /27 VLAN 20 (Administration): 192.168.20.1 /28 VLAN 30 (Guests): 192.168.50.1 /29 VLAN 40 (Backup): 192.168.40.1 /26 Each VLAN makes use of vlan-raw-device enp1s0. It … Read more