About 33 results
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Using version control with the LyX document preparation program
Scott Reeves introduces the LyX document prep program with a GUI front-end that makes formatting easy.
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Using iwconfig to configure settings on wireless cards
Scott Reeves shows you a command that allows you to set and change parameters of a wireless card, including changing the bitrate.
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Four of my most-used CLI commands
Scott Reeves lists four of the commands in Linux that he uses most often along with some examples of how he uses them. What are the commands you can't live without?
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Two simple filters for wireshark to analyze TCP and UDP traffic
Scott Reeves shares the wireshark filters that helps you isolate TCP and UDP traffic.
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Using jperf to check network performance
Scott Reeves explains how to use the GUI version of iperf for network monitoring and testing.
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iperf: a simple but powerful tool for troubleshooting networks
Scott Reeves demonstrates the use of iperf, which provides basic information on throughput, packet loss, and jitter to help you troubleshoot UDP and TCP issues.
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Use kismon to view kismet log files
Scott Reeves introduces a GUI front-end available to users of Kismet, the wireless network detecting tool.
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Beacon frames, 802.11 devices, and Kismet
Scott Reeves follows up on his introduction to the Kismet network monitor to examine how it uses beacon frames to detect devices on a 802.11 network.
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Try kismet for detecting hidden 802.11 wireless networks
Kismet is an open source tool similar to netstumbler, and it's particularly good for discovering hidden wireless networks that might be adversely affecting your network.
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Use vgcfgbackup and vgcfgrestore to back up metadata on LVM
Scott Reeves shows how to use two handy commands to back up and restore volume group metadata on LVM.