Now that we have our CFEngine policy servers configured properly and running, the next thing we are going to do is to configure the clients (agents), that will be controlled via CFEngine.

The work directory of CFEngine consists of a number of other directories and files:

Administrating a couple hundreds of systems might easily become a tedious tasks, even for the very experienced system administrators.

In this handbook we will have a look at OpenVPN - a full-featured open-source SSL VPN solution and see how to install and configure it under FreeBSD.

In this handbook we will have a look at Cacti - The complete RRDTool based graphing solution.

In this post we will see how you can find and remove locked files on a GNU/Linux system.

Sometimes when connecting to a Windows(R) machine you might see an error messsage saying that the maximum number of remote connections has exceeded.

In this document we will see how to install and configure Mpd5 - a netgraph(4) based impelementation of the multi-link PPP protocol for FreeBSD.

In this handbook we will see how to install and configure the Very Secure FTP Daemon - vsftpd

In this article we will see how you can configure Apache to as a reverse proxy server.