User contributions for Ardika Sulistija
A user with 368 edits. Account created on 13 May 2024.
2 September 2025
- 20:2120:21, 2 September 2025 diff hist +473 N Alias Created page with " ====How to add color to your commands==== ---- Examples: alias egrep='egrep --color=auto' alias fgrep='fgrep --color=auto' alias grep='grep --color=auto' alias ls='ls --color=auto' alias l.='ls -d .* --color=auto' alias ll='ls -l --color=auto' alias xzegrep='xzegrep --color=auto' alias xzfgrep='xzfgrep --color=auto' alias xzgrep='xzgrep --color=auto' alias zegrep='zegrep --color=auto' alias zfgrep='zfgrep --color=auto' alias zgrep='zgrep --color=auto'" current
28 August 2025
- 20:0820:08, 28 August 2025 diff hist +1,173 NetworkManager No edit summary current
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27 August 2025
- 00:4200:42, 27 August 2025 diff hist 0 Systemd-tmpfiles No edit summary current
- 00:4100:41, 27 August 2025 diff hist +4 Systemd-tmpfiles No edit summary
- 00:4100:41, 27 August 2025 diff hist +1,258 N Systemd-tmpfiles Created page with "<b>Systemd-tmpfiles</b> is a component of the systemd suite that manages volatile and temporary files and directories by creating, cleaning, and deleting them based on configuration files found in /etc/tmpfiles.d, /run/tmpfiles.d, and /usr/lib/tmpfiles.d. It uses configuration files with a specific format to define actions for different paths, ensuring that temporary data does not accumulate and consume unnecessary storage space. ====RHEL 7, 8, and other SYSTEMD system..."
20 August 2025
- 17:3817:38, 20 August 2025 diff hist −1,606 FIPS No edit summary current
- 17:3717:37, 20 August 2025 diff hist +125 FIPS No edit summary
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18 August 2025
- 20:4720:47, 18 August 2025 diff hist +331 N Strings Created page with "<b>strings</b> - print the strings of printable characters in files. The strings command extracts and prints the printable character sequences (strings) found within a file. It is often used to inspect binary files, object files, or other non-text files to find human-readable text embedded within them. sudo strings <some_file>" current
7 August 2025
- 21:2521:25, 7 August 2025 diff hist +21 Nvidia No edit summary current
- 21:2421:24, 7 August 2025 diff hist +1 Nvidia No edit summary
- 21:2421:24, 7 August 2025 diff hist +1,121 Nvidia No edit summary
- 19:4019:40, 7 August 2025 diff hist +500 Nvidia No edit summary
4 August 2025
- 19:1519:15, 4 August 2025 diff hist +2,514 SSH No edit summary current
- 19:1419:14, 4 August 2025 diff hist −3 Ubuntu No edit summary current
- 19:1419:14, 4 August 2025 diff hist +2,530 Ubuntu No edit summary
30 July 2025
- 17:3717:37, 30 July 2025 diff hist −6 Bluetoothctl No edit summary current
- 17:3717:37, 30 July 2025 diff hist +89 Bluetoothctl No edit summary
- 17:3617:36, 30 July 2025 diff hist +17 Rfkill No edit summary current
- 17:3617:36, 30 July 2025 diff hist +11 Bluetoothctl No edit summary
- 17:3517:35, 30 July 2025 diff hist +1 Bluetoothctl No edit summary
- 17:3517:35, 30 July 2025 diff hist +2,275 N Bluetoothctl Created page with "<b>Bluetoothctl</b> is a command-line tool used to interact with the Bluetooth subsystem on Linux systems. It provides a text-based interface for managing Bluetooth devices, including discovering, pairing, connecting, and configuring Bluetooth devices. Key Features of <b>Bluetoothctl</b>: * <b>Device Discovery</b>: Scan for nearby Bluetooth devices. * <b>Pairing</b>: Pair with Bluetooth devices. * <b>Connecting</b>: Establish a connection with paired devices. * <b>Trust..."
- 17:2317:23, 30 July 2025 diff hist +31 Rfkill No edit summary
- 17:2217:22, 30 July 2025 diff hist +1,602 N Rfkill Created page with "<b>rfkill</b> - tool for enabling and disabling wireless devices ====Display current status of all radio devices==== ---- The rfkill list all command is used to display the current status of all radio devices on a Linux system. These radio devices typically include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and other wireless communication devices. The rfkill utility provides a user-space interface to the kernel’s RF kill switch subsystem, allowing you to query and control the blocking statu..."
27 July 2025
- 16:1716:17, 27 July 2025 diff hist +496 N Screen Created page with "Ref: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/linux-unix/screen-command-in-linux-with-examples/ ====How to Connect to CISCO Device using Console==== ---- 1. Connect serial console cable or USB (e.g. RJ45 - USB console cable for Cisco devices) to device (router, switch, etc). 2. If you are using a USB cable, identify the serial interface using: ls /dev/tty* or ls /dev/ttyUSB* 3. Use <b>screen</b> command with your interface and 9600 with the correct baud rate. sudo scr..." current
15 July 2025
- 18:5118:51, 15 July 2025 diff hist −4 Nmcli No edit summary current Tag: Visual edit
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- 18:4818:48, 15 July 2025 diff hist +64 Nmcli No edit summary
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18 June 2025
- 13:4013:40, 18 June 2025 diff hist +90 Journalctl No edit summary current
5 June 2025
- 20:0720:07, 5 June 2025 diff hist +3 EC2 No edit summary current
12 May 2025
- 18:5118:51, 12 May 2025 diff hist +17 Firewalld No edit summary current
- 18:5018:50, 12 May 2025 diff hist +362 Firewalld No edit summary
6 May 2025
- 18:3618:36, 6 May 2025 diff hist +59 Nmcli No edit summary
10 April 2025
- 19:5119:51, 10 April 2025 diff hist +1,150 FIPS No edit summary
7 April 2025
- 19:1719:17, 7 April 2025 diff hist +1 Ufw No edit summary current
- 19:1719:17, 7 April 2025 diff hist +441 Ufw No edit summary
3 April 2025
- 21:2721:27, 3 April 2025 diff hist −1 CUPS No edit summary current
- 21:2721:27, 3 April 2025 diff hist +1,411 N CUPS Created page with "<b>CUPS</b> (Common UNIX Printing System) is a modular printing system for Unix-like operating systems which allows a computer to act as a print server. A computer running CUPS is a host that can accept print jobs from client computers, process them, and send them to the appropriate printer ====Install CUPS==== ---- This was tested on <b>RHEL8.10</b> Install CUPS as root: yum install -y cups yum install -y samba-client systemctl start cups systemctl enable cups..."
31 March 2025
- 14:1114:11, 31 March 2025 diff hist +410 RHEL No edit summary current
28 March 2025
- 20:3320:33, 28 March 2025 diff hist +89 Red Hat Satellite No edit summary current
13 March 2025
- 19:0919:09, 13 March 2025 diff hist −2 Yum, Apt, and Repos No edit summary current
- 18:2618:26, 13 March 2025 diff hist +5 Xrdp No edit summary current
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