USING SSH Firstly, what does SSH mean? Well, it stands for Secure Shell, and it allows users to securely connect to and manage other systems remotely. By using SSH, you can execute commands like cd, mkdir, etc 6d ago · 4 min readtechzach.hashnode.dev
Breaking the Root PasswordSo, you've probably forgotten the root password to your system and thought that it was all over, and you have to make another one. Fortunately, there is a way to recover your system even when you've lOct 12 · 3 min readtechzach.hashnode.dev
Building a Local Repository In this lab, I will create a local repository so I can install packages without an internet connection. What is a repository? A repo (short for repository) is a location where Linux stores software paOct 4 · 3 min readtechzach.hashnode.dev
Users, Groups, and PermissionsIn this lab, I created a role-based access control environment in Red Hat Linux Enterprise 9 (RHEL9). The goal was to create three groups each with their own permissions and demonstrate user managemenSep 19 · 2 min readtechzach.hashnode.dev
About MeHello, my name is Zacharie Coulibaly, and my friends (and most everybody else I know) call me Zach. I've always been interested in technology, especially at a young age when I used to play Roblox on mSep 16 · 2 min readtechzach.hashnode.dev