In Linux, new user accounts automatically receive mail accounts. Here are the steps for adding a new user account in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and its derivative CentOS 5.
(more…)Starting and stopping services is easy in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and its derivative CentOS 5. Both includes the Service Configuration tool which simplifies service administration.
(more…)Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and its derivative CentOS 5 includes an extensive list of applications that can be easily added or removed. This guide will show you how to do it using the Package Manager tool.
(more…)Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 and its derivative CentOS 4 includes a graphical tool called Security Level Configuration for configuring the firewall options. This guide describes how to use this tool to open up the ports necessary for providing an email server.
(more…)In Linux, new user accounts automatically receive mail accounts. Here are the steps for adding new users in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 or CentOS 4.
(more…)Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 and its derivative CentOS 4 includes an extensive list of applications that can be easily added or removed. This guide will show you how to do it using the Package Management tool.
(more…)Starting and stopping services is easy in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 and its derivative CentOS 4. Both has the Service Configuration tool for simplifying service administration.
1. Click Applications, select System Settings, select Server Settings and click Services. This will launch the Service Configuration window.
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