Configure network interface on FreeBSD

My contact with FreeBSD has been little, but today, I needed to configure a network interface with static IP address. The best I got was to do:  
  1. Run the command sysinstall 
  2. Go to configure -> Networking -> Interfaces 
  3. Select the interface (example le0). 
  4. Configure the network parameters: Name, Domain, IP Mask, Gateway and DNS.  
  5. Finally it is recorded and exits from the configuration tool.  
By now the setup should be working, if you still can not ping any host on the network and gives you the message "Permission denied" in all likelihood have the firewall active. You can stop the firewall with the command ipfw disable firewall.

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In times of crisis, Linux may be the choice!

According to this news digital diary (DD), the "Linux advances on Windows andUnix in the Enterprise '! Needless to say that I read this news with great satisfaction. As the crisis global installed, there are already many administrators who intend to migrate servers to free platforms, says the second study that formed the basis of news dd. I hope you do not remain the intention! In Portugal, despite the crisis hit, I think this market (open source) will not grow, because mostmanagement applications (billing, accounting, etc.) work on Microsoft platforms(client and server) and not simply its migration to Linux based systems. One day,perhaps, this paradigm shift, that is, the technology is all over the market! Have you thought about buying a computer solution for your company and only pay for the hardware, service and little more? Well no! And antivirus? You do not need!And antispyware? You do not need! And format the PC and need to insert a dateserial numbers that the client already lost? You do not need! And being forced tobuy the new new version of Windows and Office M. to keep up? You do not need!Of course, the Windows operating system also has its advantages, but when the discussion is cost containment, there is not much to say.

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Welcome Gnome3 or not!

Gnome3 started using when he left the CM17. Soon after its installation, the first impact was "uauuuu the Gnome3 is spectacular." After a few days, I started to miss some things in Gnome2, the list

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Not Grep!

It gave me a way to list several times using the grep command to the contrary, this is to list the contents of a file that contains less lines given string. For it is only necessary the-v parameter as shown below: 
# cat file.txt | grep-v "exclude".

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Mikogo - a great alternative to TeamViewer!

Teamviewer know? Well, I present you, if you do not know, Mikogo, which I think is an excellent alternative.

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Bash Vs DOS Command Line


Let me present here a comparison between some commonly used commands and also in MS-DOS/Windows are also widely used in Bash / Linux.

DOS Command Line <=> Bash / Linux

dir <=> ls
dir | more <=> ls | more
dir fich*.* /e /s | find / -iname "fich*"
xcopy *.txt c:\teste <=> cp *.txt /teste/
ren *.txt *.doc <=> mv
type fich.txt <=> cat fich.txt
cd c:\teste <=> cd /teste
cd.. <=> cd ..
cd\ <=> cd /
ipconfig <=> ifconfig
ping 192.168.1.1 <=> ping 192.168.1.1
edit fich.txt <=> vim fich.txt ou nano fich.txt
fdisk <=> fdisk
ver <=> uname -a

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VPN: Importing files with. PCF

If you want to import a file with. PCF to create a Cisco VPN compatible with (VPNC), need to install the network-manager-vpnc. This distro to Debian, or derivatives, such as the Magic Box that I myself am using.

This applies also in case they want to create a Cisco VPN connection from scratch.

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