Networking

Linux offers multiple tools for data transfer to and from a server, the most popular being curl and wget. This tutorial will show you how to use the curl command, and provide you with an exhaustive list of the supported protocols and available options.

This article explains the concept of reverse DNS and its uses. See how to perform rDNS lookup in Windows and Linux.

One of the most important tools when troubleshooting network problems is Traceroute. The command traces the path a packet takes between the source and destination, allowing you to figure out where the network issues are. Learn how to use the command and how to read the Traceroute output in this helpful guide.

You can change the hostname in Debian 10 (Buster) as the root user by using the built-in hostname command or editing related system files. learn how to change your hostname in this step-by-step tutorial.

Public Key Authentication is the secure way to connect via SSH. Through this guide, you will learn how to generate a key pair and use them to connect to a remote server via SSH.

Load balancing is a method for distributing network traffic across multiple servers in a pool, that way improving performance and preventing bottlenecks. This article is about load balancing and the different types of load balancing.

Telnet and SSH are network protocols used to connect to remote system. This tutorial covers the ways they work, what makes them different, and when to use them.

The Domain Name System (DNS) translates text-based domain names to numeric IP addresses. Most networks are configured to work with DNS servers provided by the ISP. This tutorial shows you how to change DNS addresses in Ubuntu.

Raspberry Pi can be used as an affordable FTP server. Learn how to set up the server and test your connection after establishing it.

Puppet is an open-source administrative engine that lets you perform remote admin tasks in a network through a single master node.
This tutorial will show you how to install Puppet Agent on macOS.