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mount: mount to NFS server ’10.xx.x.xx’ failed: timed out (giving up)
March 21, 2018 Linux

mount: mount to NFS server ’10.xx.x.xx’ failed: timed out (giving up)

Problem I had an NFS server from which some folders were shared with client servers. Shared folders were mounted on the client servers. Due to some hardware problem in the NFS server, the server suddenly becomes dead and after that, I created and configured a new …
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Transfer file using scp: Permission denied
March 16, 2018 Linux

Transfer file using scp: Permission denied

Problem I tried to copy a file from one Linux server dbappweb to another Linux server dbappweb1 but got the error ‘Permission denied’. I tried to copy the file using the SCP command over ssh. # scp -p PKIServer.zip user1@dbappweb1:/home/user1/ user1@dbappweb1's password: scp: /home/user1/PKIServer.zip: Permission denied Reason I got …
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NFS mount points unreachable and df hangs
March 8, 2018 Linux

NFS mount points unreachable and df hangs

Problem I had an NFS server from which some folders were shared with the client-server. Shared folders were mounted on the client server. Due to some hardware problem in the NFS server, the server suddenly becomes dead and after that when I tried to access the …
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How to create tar archive and remove original files
February 22, 2018 Linux

How to create tar archive and remove original files

Sometimes we need to remove or delete the files after creating the tar archive to increase the free space. Use the tar command with –remove-files option to remove/delete the files after creating the tar archive. List the files # ll total 1015088 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 810695 Dec 31 04:00 …
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Create a Logical Volume larger than 2TB and format it in Linux/RHEL
August 21, 2017 Linux, Storage Servers

Create a Logical Volume larger than 2TB and format it in Linux/RHEL

You cannot create a Linux partition larger than 2 TB using the fdisk command. Using fdisk you could not create partitions larger than 2 TB. It is fine for desktop and laptop users, but for servers, you need large partitions like 2TB, 3TB, 4TB etc. Root …
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How to determine file system type in linux using command
January 24, 2017 Linux

How to determine file system type in linux using command

Linux supports numerous file systems, but common choices for the system disk on a block device include the ext* family (ext2, ext3 and ext4), XFS, JFS, ReiserFS and btrfs. ext4 is the latest file system of ext* family. You can determine the file system of your various …
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mount: mount to NFS server ’10.xx.x.xx’ failed: timed out (retrying).
December 5, 2016 Linux

mount: mount to NFS server ’10.xx.x.xx’ failed: timed out (retrying).

Problem: When I was trying to mount a partition shared through NFS on a Linux machine, I was getting the below error: # mount 10.xx.x.xx:/xyz/abc /test mount: mount to NFS server '10.xx.x.xx' failed: timed out (retrying). mount: mount to NFS server '10.xx.x.xx' failed: timed out (retrying). Reason: I was …
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How to remove NO_HW devices from ioscan in HP-UX without a reboot
October 26, 2016 HP-UX, Storage Servers

How to remove NO_HW devices from ioscan in HP-UX without a reboot

Problem How to remove NO_HW devices from ioscan in HP-UX without a reboot? Solution You can remove the “NO_HW” devices from ioscan by using the command rmsf -k -H <hw_path> and there is no need to reboot the HP-UX system. I have done this on HP-UX 11.31. …
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How to Share a File or Folder in Windows server 2008
May 24, 2016 Microsoft Windows

How to Share a File or Folder in Windows server 2008

You can share the file or folder with specific people from your windows server 2008 system by the process as shown below: Share Windows Folders Right Click on the folder and select option Share With >> Specific People Select the user from the drop-down list and …
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How to Open Task Manager in Mac OS X
March 8, 2016 macOS

How to Open Task Manager in Mac OS X

The Mac Task Manager Task Manager of Mac OS X is called Activity Monitor. You can find the status of the system like CPU uses, Network info, Disk info etc. through Activity Monitor. You can also kill a process through Activity Monitor. Remember, the Task Manager …
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