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Apache service not starting, getting error DocumentRoot must be a directory
February 8, 2018 Linux, Web Servers

Apache service not starting, getting error DocumentRoot must be a directory

Problem I have installed Apache 2.2.3 on my web server. After installation, I made some changes in httpd.conf file and created the required directory for DocumentRoot but when I tried to start the HTTPD service I got the below error: # service httpd start Starting httpd: Syntax …
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How to check vPar machines status in HP-UX
November 7, 2017 HP-UX

How to check vPar machines status in HP-UX

nPar: nPar is a hard partition/physical partition of a single computer into multiple partitions, each having separate hardware components. vPar: vPar is a virtual partition/separation of either a single computer or an nPar into multiple virtual partitions using vPar software. Check vPar status in HP-UX First …
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How to find HBA cards/ports and WWN Number details in HP-UX (nPar)
November 6, 2017 HP-UX

How to find HBA cards/ports and WWN Number details in HP-UX (nPar)

If an HP-UX server or system is connected to one or more SAN switches through Fibre Channel (FC) HBA cards then it is very important for the storage team they assign the storage to the correct server via WWN numbers of FC HBA cards. nPar: nPar …
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How to find HBA cards/ports and WWN Number details in HP-UX (vPar)
November 5, 2017 HP-UX

How to find HBA cards/ports and WWN Number details in HP-UX (vPar)

If an HP-UX server or system is connected to one or more SAN switches through Fibre Channel (FC) HBA cards then it is very important for the storage team they assign the storage to the correct server via WWN numbers of FC HBA cards. nPar: nPar …
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HP-UX command to get Physical Memory Information
November 4, 2017 HP-UX

HP-UX command to get Physical Memory Information

To find the physical memory details of an HP-UX machine/server, use the machinfo command. It will display the detailed hardware information of CPU, Memory, Firmware, Machine Model, Hardware Serial Number etc. Login as a root user or super user and run the below command to get the memory details …
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HP-UX command to get Processor Information
November 3, 2017 HP-UX

HP-UX command to get Processor Information

To find the CPU information of an HP-UX machine/server, use the machinfo command. It will display the detailed hardware information of CPU, Memory, Firmware, Machine Model, Hardware Serial Number etc. Login as a root user or super user and run the below command to get the CPU or …
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HP-UX command to get Hardware Serial Number
November 2, 2017 HP-UX

HP-UX command to get Hardware Serial Number

Use command machinfo on HP-UX servers to get the hardware serial number which is required for logging the case to the hardware support team. Login as a root user or super user and run the below command to get the hardware serial number # machinfo |grep serial …
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How to check System and Hardware Information of a Linux Server
October 26, 2017 Linux, macOS

How to check System and Hardware Information of a Linux Server

Use the dmidecode command to see the hardware information of an RHEL server running. On Linux-based systems, you can extract most of the system and hardware information from the /proc file system. Run the commands shown below as a root user or superuser to find the system …
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How to check JAVA version installed on your system
August 20, 2017 Microsoft Windows, macOS

How to check JAVA version installed on your system

JAVA installed on your system could be 32-bit or 64-bit. You can easily check the version of java installed on your system by using the command java -version. Here I will show you how to check the java version installed on your system. Check JAVA Version on Windows …
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How to Protect GRUB with Password in Linux
May 13, 2016 Linux

How to Protect GRUB with Password in Linux

GRand Unified Bootloader (GRUB) is a default bootloader in Linux (all Unix-like) operating system. Anyone can log in into Single User Mode and may change the root user password, system settings etc. This is the big security flow. So, to prevent such an unauthorized person to …
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