Written in C, psyBNC is an open-source and one of the earliest known IRC (Internet Relay Chat) bouncers. It’s quite a popular tool and runs seamlessly on Linux and UNIX-like platforms such as FreeBSD. psyBNC supports a number of protocols including IPv4, IPv6 and includes SSL support. In this tutorial, we touch base on how […]

Sometimes, you may encounter errors when connecting to a remote system or server over the SSH protocol. A common error that you are likely to bump into is the ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host error which can be downright frustrating. The error is also synonymous with the error: ssh_exchange_identification: read: Connection reset by peer. […]

Written in PHP, WordPress is an opensource and arguably the most widely used CMS ( Content Management System ) used to create dynamic and stunning websites. From simple blogs to eCommerce stores and leading global news agencies, WordPress has been the go-to option in building elegant and responsive websites thanks to numerous themes, tons of […]

Are you looking to reset Supermicro IPMI password to default? Here, we will shed light on the details as to how you can do so. The supermicro comes with a package which includes Windows, Linux, and even DOS version. The IPMI is so configured that it provides remote access to several users that may be […]

After the pandemic hit the world and inflation reached its highest, many businesses converted to online business, and businesses and website owners these days understand that in order to succeed, they must attract a large number of visitors to the sites. However, when a website’s traffic crosses a certain threshold, some VPS plans to charge […]

Short for remote sync, Rsync is a nifty command-line tool used to synchronize file and directories between two locations or dedicated servers over the SSH protocol. Rsync is particularly helpful in incremental file transfer. It intelligently calculates the differences between the source and the destination directory and only transfers the files required to even out […]

In this tutorial, we will learn how to add a user to a group. First, let’s see what is group and its types. What is a group in linux? A group is a collection of users. This is helpful specially while assigning the permissions to the users. We can set the permissions at the group […]

Most computer users consider memory and storage to be the same thing, but the reality is different. There is a significant difference between both of these components. Both are designed for different purposes. In this article, we will cover the differences between these two. Memory: Memory in your computer/server is a physical component and contains […]