How to do remote System Administration with Linux
- bash aliases Bash Aliases
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Controlling who logs in
- look at /etc/hosts - defines hosts known to computer
- look at /etc/hosts.deny - lock out someone
- look at /etc/hosts.allow - enable someone
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looking at the system log (for clues)
dmesg
sudo tail -150 /var/log/messages | more
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ltr = ls -l -t -r # what it does
latr = ls -l -a -t -r # what it does
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nano # simple editor
- x windows over an ssh connecton X windows over an ssh connection (Demo if time permits)
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su vs su- su vs su-
- certificate based authentication ssh certifcate based authenication (Explain but don't demo)
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Updating a system:
sudo apt-get update # get update list
sudo apt-get upgrade # apply the update list
- Can you reboot a system remotely? (yes? no? how?)
Trust your Technolust
Thanks Joe Sloan (Toyota) and Loni Nix
Created on ... March 27, 2011