Unix

This step by step guide explains how to download the latest FreeBSD version, how to create a FreeBSD Bootable USB and how to install latest FreeBSD 13.2 with screenshots.

FreeBSD 13.2 version has been released. If you’re running older FreeBSD versions like FreeBSD 13.1, you can upgrade FreeBSD to the latest available version. This guide explains how to upgrade to FreeBSD 13.2 from FreeBSD 13.1.

Here are some simple tips and tricks to read man pages effectively. This guide describes how to learn to use man pages efficiently in Linux.

This guide explains what is Netdata, how to install Netdata in Linux and how to analyze and monitor a Linux system performance and resource usage with Netdata.

In this guide, we will see all the possible ways to find default gateway IP address in Linux and Unix from commandline.

This guide explains how to change user password in Linux and how to allow an user to change the password of certain other users via sudo.

It is always a best security practice to use a non-root user to perform server administration. This brief tutorial explains how to add, delete and grant sudo privileges to users in FreeBSD.

This guide explains how to configure or set static IP address and DNS on a FreeBSD system from commandline.

Have you forgotten the FreeBSD root user password? Worry not! This brief guide explains the procedure to reset or recover root user password in FreeBSD.

This brief guide will walk you through the steps to configure and enable SSH on FreeBSD. All steps provided below are tested on a freshly installed FreeBSD 13.1 system.