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What a year!!
Two years at Red Hat have flown by at such a rapid pace; I'm even a couple months late in blogging about it! To top off another year full of great projects, awesome technology, and incredible people, I've had a couple exciting things happen that I wanted to share. Last month I was chosen to … Continue reading What a year!!
Making a backup of your DD-WRT config
Assuming you have ssh enabled on your DD-WRT, and that your DD-WRT is at ddwrt.lab.test, the following will generate a shell script that can be used to restore your config: ssh [email protected] 'nvram show | grep = | cut -d"=" -f 1 | while read key; do echo nvram set $key="$(nvram get $key)"; done' > ddwrt.config Restore … Continue reading Making a backup of your DD-WRT config
Red Hat Satellite Blog – Red Hat Customer Portal
With the ever changing landscape in IT, many enterprise environments are looking for ways to reduce or eliminate downtime, improve security, reduce footprint, and achieve application portability. Red Hat Enterprise Linux Atomic Host provides a way to achieve these goals. In this blog we cover the steps needed to setup Satellite 6 to deploy RHEL … Continue reading Red Hat Satellite Blog – Red Hat Customer Portal
An Introduction to Interoperability Challenges in the Modern Enterprise
The act of hooking-up a dishwasher is not unlike adding a Linux system to an existing enterprise IT environment. When you deploy a Linux system, it too needs to be “hooked-up”. As the data that flows through your environment consists of different kinds of objects (e.g. users, groups, hosts, and services) the associated identity information … Continue reading An Introduction to Interoperability Challenges in the Modern Enterprise
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