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How to Configure Raid 10 on Dell Poweredge Raid stands for Redundant Array of Independent Disks. The purpose of raid is to store information's (data) in multiple Hard disk (SAS, SCSI, SSD and etc) to increase the protection level and performance of the data. Here we are configuring Virtual Disk with Raid 10 on Dell Poweredge R720 Server, this configuration can also be helpful on any Dell Poweredge server's. Raid 10 is a combination of mirroring and stripping. Raid 10 = Raid 1 + Raid 0 Due to Mirroring "Raid 1" if one hard disk is fail the data will be available on other hard disk, in that case replace the fail hard disk the data will re-sync again. Stripping (Raid 0) is not provide a redundancy, in Raid 10 stripping (Raid 0) is use to connect the two Raid 1 with each other. Raid 10 is secure due to higher level of data protection (Raid 1) and fast due to stripping of data (Raid 0) means data is available on multiple disk. Here we are creating Virtual Disk with ...

Create Local Yum Repository Server on CentOS 7 Here you will understand that how to create a local YUM repository server on CentOS 7. By the use of local YUM repository server, client machines can install the require rpm packages easily without internet access. Yum stands for Yellow dog updater modified, actually Yum is a local repository for RPM Packages. By use of Yum, dependencies of any packages is automatically install. Yum is a tool for the use of installing, upgrading, querying, managing and getting rpm software packages of Red Hat, CentOS, Oracle Enterprise Linux and etc. Configuration of Server Machine: Give a suitable name for local Yum repository server, here we have given the server name "repository-server". To check the name of server inside file "hostname" in directory "/etc" , type the following command. cat /etc/hostname To check the IP configuration of CentOS Linux local YUM Repository Server, type the below mention command. This command ...

Create Cron Job to Adjust Time Through Linux NTP Server In Linux base operating system daemon "Cron" is used to schedule the task automatically. Cron is also known as "Cron Job". In more simple words Cron is a tool to run a job and all of the jobs have to create in Crontab file. Crontab is a combination of Cron and Table (Cron+Table). Every users can create its own "Cron Jobs" to run the task automatically. Administrative user "root" can restrict to the other users to create "Cron Jobs", means if Administrative user "root" add other user in below mention file then user unable to create Cron Jobs.  /etc/cron.deny Cron Job is used to automate the process like synchronization of files, email message forwarding, automatic updates, run a specific task means adjust time with Linux NTP Server , data backup and many more. Here we are creating a Cron Job to adjust time through CentOS Linux NTP Server in Oracle Linux 6.5 client machin...