To modify ip-tables directly in ubuntu First save off your current config: $ sudo -s $ iptables-save > /root/working.iptables.rules $ iptables-save > /root/working.iptables.rules.to.modify At this point you can modify the file. Once your are satisfied restore it # iptables-restore < /root/working.iptables.rules.to.modify
if you already have apache installed on redhat linux # chkconfig httpd on # /etc/init.d/httpd start
Scripts to manage Active Directory Users Appending a Multi-Valued Attribute Appending a Phone Number Adding a Route to the Dial-In Properties of a User Account Adding a User to Two Security Groups Appending Address Page Information for a User Account Appending a Home Phone Number to a User Account Assigning a Published Certificate to a... » read more
Useful Linux Commands (Red Hat) (http://www.cse.buffalo.edu/~eisner/DLW) Revised 3/1/2000 Getting information man commandname display the manual page for a particular command named commandname man -S sectionnumber commandname display the manual page under a specific section numbered sectionnumber for the command named commandname. Sometimes the same command will exist in more than one section. man alone will... » read more
/etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd restart