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How to install Robo 3T on Ubuntu Linux
This tutorial outlines how to install Robo 3T (previously known as RoboMongo), an open-source MongoDB GUI management tool, on Ubuntu 20.04 or 18.04. The tool can be installed either through the official package from its website or via Snap package management. Post setup, Robo 3T will be operational and ready for managing MongoDB databases.
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How to change AutoPlay settings in Windows
This tutorial instructs on how to modify AutoPlay settings in Windows 10, allowing customization and increased security. Users can adjust the AutoPlay feature to automatically detect and take actions on inserted discs or media based on predefined settings. Options include disabling AutoPlay completely, preventing automatic execution potentially malicious content from discs and flash drives. Additional…
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How to Install SpiderFoot on Ubuntu Linux
The tutorial guides students and new users on installing SpiderFoot, an open-source vulnerability tool for security assessments, on Ubuntu 20.04 and 18.04. It offers two variants, an open-source version and SpiderFoot HX for professionals. Installation involves Python, downloading the SpiderFoot package, and following the provided steps to run it. SpiderFoot also offers a web interface…
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Working with Sudo and Su Commands in Ubuntu Linux
The tutorial differentiates between the ‘sudo’ and ‘su’ commands in Ubuntu Linux and their application. ‘Sudo’, standing for superuser do or substitute user do, runs a high shell without the need for user identity, allowing commands to be run with root power. ‘Su’, or switch user, lets users change their current account to any account…
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How to Install ELK Stack on Ubuntu Linux
This tutorial teaches how to install the ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, and Beats) on Ubuntu. This process involves preparing Ubuntu, installing Java, Elasticsearch, Kibana, Logstash, and Filebeat. By integrating these tools, one can create a robust search and analytics platform to run services. Configurations and installations are done through a series of command prompts.
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How to Install GNS3 on Ubuntu Linux
This tutorial provides step-by-step instructions on installing Graphical Network Simulator-3 (GNS3) on Ubuntu 20.04 | 18.04. GNS3 is a network software emulator that allows network professionals to design, test, and troubleshoot virtual networks without purchasing expensive hardware. The tutorial covers installation from the official PPA repository, IOU support, Docker CE, and adding user account to…
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How to Boot into Safe Mode with Windows 10
The tutorial provides steps for booting into Windows safe mode to troubleshoot issues. Safe mode starts Windows with reduced drivers and services to identify problem sources. Three types are available: Basic, with Networking, and with Command Prompt, initiated via administrator command prompt. The Boot Menu option configures which mode to boot into and settings are…
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How to Install ConfigServer Security & Firewall on Ubuntu Linux
The guide offers a walkthrough on how to install ConfigServer Security & Firewall (CSF) on Ubuntu 20.04/18.04. CSF is open-source firewall software providing robust security for Linux servers including intrusion detection. The tutorial demonstrates how to install CSF by downloading and executing its install scripts. It guides through configuring CSF, accessing its web interface, and…
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How to Install Chef Server on Ubuntu Linux
This tutorial explains how to install the Chef automated server on Ubuntu 20.04 | 18.04. Chef is a configuration management tool that automates IT resource deployment and management. The guide details installing the Chef server, including preparing Ubuntu, downloading and installing Chef Automate, accepting licensing terms, creating an admin account, and setting up an organization.…
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How to Install Flectra on Ubuntu Linux
This tutorial guides on how to install and configure Flectra, an open-source CRM | ERP system powered by Python and PostgreSQL, on Ubuntu 20.04 or 18.04. The step-by-step instructions cover installing required dependencies, PostgreSQL, and Flectra itself. It also includes setting up a Python virtual environment, configuring Flectra, creating a systemd service, and installing Nginx…