Do you know how to restart VNC server when you realize the VNC service might has hung up or stopped?

Is there a proper way to exit from telnet login prompt other than forcibly kill the telnet client process?

This is another attempt to document a simple guide, about how to create a new Volume Group and build a new file system on a Logical Volume, base on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 and LVM2 toolkits.

If you really can’t live with Linux without using the insecure telnet protocol, how could you install and turn on the telnet daemon in Linux server?

If your local disk has insufficient free disk space to keep the tarball (tar archive or .tar file), why not perform tar over SSH to create or extract the tarball at remote server?

Do you know how easy for someone to unlock or crack a laptop lock in just 3 seconds? Check this out…

How to get VNC server auto start up after Red Hat Linux reboot? Read this setup guide to get the job done in less than 3 minutes!