UFW is a simple and effective firewall available in Linux Mint / Ubuntu. One of the earlier posts described how to configure ufw directly through the Linux terminal. Now, the same can be done easily through a front end application – gufw. This is basically a simple and easy to use ufw settings tool that [...]
Having a root access to Linux server through SSH isn’t exactly a good idea in terms of security but in case if it is unavoidable then it can be helpful to setup a monitoring system that can email notifications immediately whenever root access is done. To do this on an Ubuntu server : 1. First [...]
One of the earlier posts described how to connect to a Windows share directly from the Linux Mint / Ubuntu Terminal. To do this from the Linux Mint / Ubuntu desktop without using Terminal : 1. Press Alt + F2 and enter the IP address or the Windows system where the shared folders are hosted [...]
An earlier post described how to configure the mouse pointer settings in Windows so that whenever Ctrl key is pressed, the pointer location can be easily identified. Here is how to do the same in Linux Mint / Ubuntu : 1. Go to Menu and select Preferences > Mouse and Touchpad. 2. Enable the tick [...]
Continuing from part 6, we’ll conclude the series with a recipe for implementing an iSCSI based storage with ZFS in Linux Mint (This tutorial assumes that you don’t have ZFS installed on your system, if you already do, skip to step 4): 1. Issue the following command at the terminal to add ubuntu-zfs repository to [...]