Monthly Archives: May 2019

nagios upgrade

Steps to Upgrade Nagios There are 2 ways of Backing up Nagios Taking a snapshot via vSphere (VMware) if it’s a VM. Follow the backup process defined below Backup Nagios Config and Plugins before proceeding The upgrade process wont overwrite … Continue reading

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rootSCP linux

Copying file to host: scp SourceFile.ext user@host:directory/TargetFile.ext Copying file from host: scp user@host:folder/SourceFile.ext TargetFile.ext

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mount EX redhat on version.3

make ftp on /var/mnt then chmod 777 ftp then user command below mount -t smbfs -o username=ftpadmin,password=”your password”,workgroup=hd //platinum/hoingo /mnt/ftp

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Tar and Untar

How To Tar compressing: www/ directory: tar -pczf filename.tar.gz www/ “or” tar -pczf damon.tar.gz damon.doc How To UnTar untaring filename.tar.gz tar xvfz filename.tar.gz

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scp

1. “Putting” a single file ucsu> scp mydata.dat newton.colorado.edu:NewData.txt copy file “mydata.dat” from your current computer/directory to your home directory on newton.colorado.edu, naming the copy on newton “NewData.txt”. ucsu> scp mydata.dat newton.colorado.edu: same thing, but the copied file on newton … Continue reading

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