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How to covert ppk file to pem file – Linux Private Key?

March 4, 2018March 4, 2018 Arunlal A2 Comments

What is the purpose of this conversion? Yeah, that’s nice!! Sometimes we need this conversion, if you have Linux and Windows OS on your PC/Laptop. Consider the scenario, you have servers on your AWS account and you downloaded the key…

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How to enable key based authentication – Putty

May 26, 2015May 26, 2015 Arunlal ALeave a reply

It’s time that I had to write a post about this, connecting to Linux server from Windows using Putty via public key. It’s very simple to connect using keys and also it’s highly secure. Putty is the client to connect to…

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How to change windows server’s administrator(user) password via command line – cmd option

March 19, 2014March 19, 2014 Arunlal ALeave a reply

Hi all, It’s about windows. Here is a simple way to reset the user (Admin also) password via the CMD (command line). Let’s dash…. Command: net user administrator $pass Where, replace $pass with your own new password. Step I :…

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The “hosts file” location in windows server/system – Add hosts entry in Windows

February 26, 2014February 26, 2014 Arunlal ALeave a reply

Hey, it’s very useful in some situations where you have to point the domain to your test server. For example, if you want to point your domain “test.com” to your “test server” temporarily, what do you do for this ?…

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10+ netstat command switches with example – Unix/Linux

February 21, 2014February 21, 2014 Arunlal ALeave a reply

The “netstat” is one of the powerful command/tool to find out the network statics of your server. The “netstat” tool is available in both Unix and Windows OS. The word “netstat” stands for “Network Statics”. The “netstat” print network connections,…

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