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Edward S.

Edward is a content editor with years of experience in IT writing, marketing, and Linux system administration. His goal is to encourage readers to establish an impactful online presence. He also really loves dogs, guitars, and everything related to space.

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What Is the Linux watch Command, How to Use It + Examples

There are plenty of monitoring and troubleshooting tools available for Linux VPS. However, many are difficult to install or have a steep learning...

How to Setup Passwordless SSH on Linux

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How to Use the Dig Command in Linux + Free Linux Cheat Sheet

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How to Install and Set Up Ubuntu Mail Server

Having your own email server is a great idea for any medium-sized company. With this, all the traffic is controlled, and we can define the rules...

How to Use the Linux Shutdown Command in Ubuntu and CentOS

Most of the popular Operating systems out there allow you to shut down your PC or laptop with different methods. Linux operating systems also has ways...

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Managing multiple servers may be challenging, which is where hostnames can prove to be useful. Hostnames enable users to name their servers and...

How to Change Linux Hostname Using 3 Different Methods

A hostname is a name used to identify a device on a network. Usually, it is set as localhost during the operating system installation. However, if...

Understanding Bash For Loop in 2024 With Examples

A for loop is one of the prime statements in various programming languages and helps in managing your VPS platform a lot. Here, we will explain how it...

Linux cat Command: How to Use it + Examples

The cat command is one of the most useful Linux commands you can learn. It derives its name from the word concatenate and let you create, merge or...