Guide on Windows vs. Linux Operating System
Windows and Linux are two different operating systems for personal computers. They both have the same function of letting you access programs and play games. However, there are some differences
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Network Topology: How Does Your Network Layout Affect Performance?
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How to configure and Install kdump (crashkernel) in RHEL/CentOS 7
**Below list of topics are covered in this article** * [What is kdump?]({{< relref "how-to-configure-and-install-kdump-rhel7-crashkernel/index.md" >}}#Whatiskdump) * [Memory requirements]({{< relref "how-to-configure-and-install-kdump-rhel7-crashkernel/index.md" >}}#Memoryrequirements) * [Installing kdump]({{< relref "how-to-configure-and-install-kdump-rhel7-crashkernel/index.md" >}}#Installingkdump) * [Adding Boot Parameters]({{< relref "how-to-configure-and-install-kdump-rhel7-crashkernel/index.md" >}}#AddingBootParameters) * [Where to find generated vmcores?]({{< relref "how-to-configure-and-install-kdump-rhel7-crashkernel/index.md" >}}#Wheretofindgeneratedvmcores) *
Step by step guide to implement/modify quota (soft and hard limit) for user, add/modify grace period and more in Linux with examples
The setquota command sets and changes the quota limits for a user, a group, or a file set.. Quota Implementation is done in Linux to limit the storage consumption per