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Install Apache2 web server on Ubuntu 13.04 “Raring Ringtail”

Apache web server is the most widely used web server application in the word, it shares 63% word web server market. It supports all major distribution such as windows, Linux , Solaris and Mac operating system, it considerably has large usage on Unix platform due to the package bundled with operating system disc and also […]

Enable Directory Browsing – Apache HTTPD Server

Web servers always look for document index whenever the client request to view the directory, document index is nothing but a index file which will be under all the directory. Document index might be any of the following index.html,index.php,index.jsp, index.htm or custom index file, this is defined in Apache configuration file using the DocumentIndex directive. […]

Apache Virtual Host Configurations – Linux

Virtual Hosting is method of hosting multiple websites on single web server, web server might be anything of Apache HTTP,Microsoft IIS, Lighttpd etc.There are two type of Virtual Hosting in web server, Name based and IP based. With the Name based virtual hosting, we can configure multiple website on single ip address, in ip based, we can configure only […]

Simple Apache Load Balancing – Pound RPM

Load balancing is the method of distributing the requests that came from the clients to the multiple internal servers, and those servers serve the same content to the clients. Load balancing widely used with the web server where the web content served by multiple internal servers to the clients via the main public server. The […]

Monitor Windows Servers 2003 / 2008 using Nagios Server

Nagios server provides ability to monitor the windows box using the NSClient++ agent on it, you can able to monitor the attributes like Memory usage,CPU load,Disk usage,Service states,Running processes, etc.Without the agent you can not monitor any attributes, it acts as a proxy between Nagios plugin which actually does the monitoring and attributes of the machine. Nagios server does […]