Author: rafael.barbosa

Olá eu sou o Rafael, formado em Administração De Redes De Computadores pela Universidade Fumec. Possuo sólidos conhecimentos em redes de computadores, e em administração de servidores Linux e Windows Server, possuo certificado Mikrotik MTCNA e MTCRE.
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Configuring static IPv6 on Linux

In today’s tutorial I’m going to show you how to perform static IPv6 configuration for the Linux operating system. The IPv6 protocol has come to replace the old IPv4. Migration to IPv6 today is extremely important and inevitable given the scarcity of IPv4 addresses worldwide. The IPv6 address is a little different from the IPv4

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Configuring static IPv6 on Windows

In today’s tutorial I’m going to show you how to perform static IPv6 configuration for the Windows operating system. The IPv6 protocol has come to replace the old IPv4. Migration to IPv6 today is extremely important and inevitable given the scarcity of IPv4 addresses worldwide. The IPv6 address is a little different from the IPv4

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Windows Remote Desktop Licensing (RDP) (CAL).

Today we’re going to explain Windows Remote Desktop licensing, that’s right, if you have a VPS or a server with the Windows operating system installed, and you want to access it from another location, i.e. remotely, you need to purchase licenses called CAL, (Client Access License). This license entitles the user or machine to perform

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Basic Linux commands, and the command terminal.

Today I want to talk a bit about Linux, the command terminal and theown commands, many people think that Linux is something from anotherplanet, only advanced users can use, which is very difficult andother myths out there, but it’s actually simpler thanLinux servers usually don’t have a graphical interface,only have the command terminal, which is

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