Linux DNS Server Linux Network Monitor Linux Web Server setups (video)
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Linux DNS Server
12 minutes 23 seconds
This video shows you how to set up ntop, a network monitoring program, on GNU/Linux. Ntop features a web interface that displays tons of information about bandwidth utilization, traffic patterns, etc. It even shows you what applications are using bandwidth on your network such as ftp, bittorrent, http, dns, etc.
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Linux Network Monitor
38 minutes 28 seconds
This video explains how to set up a DNS server on a GNU/Linux server. In the video I explain a little bit about how DNS works, then I install and configure BIND in a chroot jail on 2 DNS servers in a master/slave relationship. This video is specifically tailored to setting up DNS for a web server.
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Linux Web Server
17 minutes 58 seconds
This video explains how to set up a web server on a GNU/Linux server. In the video I install and configure Apache, VSFTPD, PHP, MySQL, and PHPMyAdmin. The end result is a PHP-powered web server with ftp access and a MySQL server with a web interface.
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Windows Web Server
13 minutes 26 seconds
This video details the installation and configuration of Apache, MySQL, and PHP on Windows. This video is made specifically or those using Windows 2000 Pro, Windows XP Home, or Windows XP Pro.
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