The dig command is frequently used by network and system administrators to perform DNS lookups. This tutorial shows you how to install dig on Windows using BIND.
The dig command is frequently used by network and system administrators to perform DNS lookups. This tutorial shows you how to install dig on Windows using BIND.
DNS issues can be troublesome. This tutorial offers some useful tips and troubleshooting methods to help you pinpoint and resolve DNS problems.
Tracepath and Traceroute are two terminal commands with a very similar output. Learn how to use both commands and the difference between the two in this guide.
The 403 Forbidden error appears when you are trying to access content, but the access is denied. This article deals with different ways of fixing the 403 error.
Choose an option to enable SSH on ESXi and follow the steps in one of the three methods. The guide provides detailed instructions how to successfully complete the task.
The "Temporary failure in name resolution" error appears when the system is unable to translate a website name into an IP address. While the error can appear due to a lost internet connection, there are multiple other reasons why it may show on your system. This tutorial will guide you through steps need to troubleshoot and fix the error.
Introduction VMware NSX-V, or NSX for vSphere, to NSX-T migration is a hot topic as the deadline to complete the transition is coming soon. NSX-V's end-of-support date is January 16, 2022. The development will not continue, and the support will be limited until the EoTG a year later. However, the official end-of-support date is not […]
The SSH protocol offers system administrators a way to establish a secure connection that will protect them against malicious cyber-attacks, such as password-sniffing. This article offers an overview of the function, terminology and use cases of SSH.
A pretty hostname is a high-level, free-dorm label used to identify a system in a network. This tutorial shows different ways you can set up a pretty hostname on a Linux system.
DNS (Domain Name System) records are used to store information about domains such as IP addresses, aliases, and security certificates. Learn more about different types of DNS records in this tutorial.