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How-to enable Multi Factor Authentication for Linux using Google Authenticator (part 2)

Posted on 04/07/2016

More than once a month, I get asked if there is a way to implement Multi Factor Authentication on cloud based Linux VM’s without having to buy tokens and implement proprietary services. There are a couple of Open Source MFA solutions available and for the ease...

How-to enable Multi Factor Authentication for Linux using Google Authenticator (part 1)

Posted on 11/06/2016

in How-to, Linux, Security

More than once a month, I get asked if there is a way to implement Multi Factor Authentication on cloud based Linux VM's without having to buy tokens and implement proprietary services. There are a couple of Open Source MFA solutions available and for the ease...

Howto use 2TB+ hardisks in linux servers

Posted on 01/06/2016

in How-to, Linux

Storage is becoming cheaper as technology advances. Therefore I started using 3TB and 4TB data disks in the hybrid cloud solutions we provide to our SMB (Small and Medium Business) customers. Being accustomed using fdisk to partition the disks, I ran into the problem only being able to create partitions totalling up to 2TB. This totally defies the use of implementing large harddisks.

Lets dive into the root cause of the issue.

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How-to enable Multi Factor Authentication for Linux using Google Authenticator (part 2)

How-to enable Multi Factor Authentication for Linux using Google Authenticator (part 1)

Howto use 2TB+ hardisks in linux servers

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