LINUX
How to Switch from CentOS 8 to Rocky Linux 8.4
CentOS 8 EOL is here. Ensure your systems are secure for 2022 and learn how to migrate to Rocky Linux in this tutorial.
Linux
Widely regarded for their computational abilities, Linux systems and servers are valued by IT admins and DevOps engineers alike. Historically, however, Linux systems have been lacking in proper device management. With Directory-as-a-Service, admins can swiftly manage their Linux fleets.
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What Is Linux Patch Management and Why Is It Important?
Learn what Linux patch management is, why it's important, and why having central control over it is so useful.
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How to Manage User Passwords on Linux Machines
This tutorial sheds light on some of the ways you can manage passwords on a Linux system.
LINUX
How to Manage SSH Keys for Linux Machines
In this tutorial, learn how to generate an SSH key pair and implement best practices for SSH key management on Linux machines.
DEVICE MANAGEMENT
Why Should You Use ARM64?
Why should you use ARM64? Find out what ARM64 is and why it's the next big thing in instruction set architecture.
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How to Create a New Sudo User on CentOS 8
This tutorial will walk you through the steps to create a new sudo user on CentOS 8 and view the sudo privilege log
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How to Create a New Sudo User & Manage Sudo Access on Ubuntu 20.04
This tutorial will walk you through the steps to create a new user in Ubunut 20.04 and manage sudo access for that user.
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How to Encrypt Ubuntu 20.04 Desktop Post Installation
This tutorial will walk you through the steps to (remotely) encrypt a directory and the swap space on an existing Ubuntu 20.04 desktop installation.
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How To Enable Full Disk Encryption on an Ubuntu 20.04 Desktop
This tutorial will walk you through the steps to enable full disk encryption on an Ubuntu 20.04 desktop installation.
DEVICE MANAGEMENT
Recent Linux Releases: Desktop MFA & Security Commands
JumpCloud admins can now enforce TOTP MFA for Linux Desktops, as well as remotely shutdown, restart, lock or erase Linux devices. Learn more.
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Addressing Unmanaged Linux Device Management
Linux devices are often left unmanaged. Sometimes this is justified by the idea that Linux devices aren’t really a part of the “IT network.”
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User Management for Linux Mint
We love the value the Linux Mint OS delivers to end users. Here's how to centrally manage those users and their machines as an IT admin.
