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Nautilus - : Written by Razib Shahriar Rubence

This document contains summaries of topics covered in RH124 training day 3, including: 1. Using the Nautilus file manager to create, move, and manage files and folders on local and remote systems. 2. Configuring network time protocol (NTP) clients and servers to synchronize system clocks. 3. Setting up local and network printers with CUPS and managing print jobs and queues.

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Nautilus - : Written by Razib Shahriar Rubence

This document contains summaries of topics covered in RH124 training day 3, including: 1. Using the Nautilus file manager to create, move, and manage files and folders on local and remote systems. 2. Configuring network time protocol (NTP) clients and servers to synchronize system clocks. 3. Setting up local and network printers with CUPS and managing print jobs and queues.

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RH124-Day03

Written by Razib Shahriar Rubence

Nautilus ----------Nutilus is a graphical file manager developed for Redhat. Within this file manager window you can crate file,folders, view proerties, copy move delete cut paste files and folders

Lab Practice : 01. moving around different folders and create new file and folder with Nautilus and Command prompt - Through nautilus create a file (urname_gedit) with gedit in /usr/geditpractice folder which contain your information - Through command prompt Create a file (urname_vim) with vim in /log/vimpractice folder which contain your information # mkdir /log/vimpractice # vim urname_vim

02. Managing Remote Files with Nautilus and command prompt - Select Places -> Connect to Server from the top panel: Server type - Public FTP. put your urname_gedit file into students folder

# cd /log/vimpractice # ftp server1.example.com. login with username: anonymous with no password

ftp> get trainer_info ftp> cd students ftp> put urname_vim ftp> quit # cat trainer_info (To read trainer information) NTP: Network Time Protocol ---------------------------------------* Time synchronization makes system logs easier * Many Application require accurate timing * Configuration file: /etc/ntp.conf * Config tool: system-config-date * Usefull command:

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# date -s hours:minutes (to change date) # date (to check date) # ntpdate (use "man ntpdate" to check its uses) LAB Practice: 01. How to Configure NTP Client:

- Change the date to differ with NTP Server # date -s hour:minute Launch the Date & Time management tool - system -> Administration -> Date & Time or type in terminal # system-config-date

Click the Time Zone tab - Set the timezone Dhaka - Select System clock uses UTC Click the Date and Time tab - Select Synchronize date and time over the network - Delete the existing NTP Servers - Speed up initial syncronization - Add server1.example.com as NTP Server - Click OK to Sychronize Clock immediately

Check date with the command: # date 02. How to Configure NTP Server: This Topic is not covered in RH124. Interested students are encouraged to visit the following sites http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/rhel-fedora-centos-configure-ntp-client-server/ http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/wiki/index.php/Quick_HOWTO_:_Ch24_:_The_NTP_Serv er Printer, Print jobs and queues ------------------------------------* The Common Unix Printing System (CUPS) supports many advanced features of printing * Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) is the web based management console of CUPS which can be

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reached at port 631 * Configuration files: /etc/cups/cupsd.conf /etc/cups/printers.conf * Configuration Tools: system-config-printer http://localhost:631 * Usefull command: # lpr -P printer-name # lpq -a LAB Practice: 01. Configuring a Local Printer: # system-config-printer &

-Click New -LPD/LPR Host or Printer - Host: localhost Queue: dummy -Choose Driver: Generic -Choose text-only printer Short name : stationX-local - your printer will be shown in the Local Printer Section - Print a listing of your home directory with following command: # ls /root | lpr -P stationX-lp - Review the queue: # lpq -a - Review in browser http://localhost:631 - Share this Local Printer with other stations: Lunch system-config-printer -> click Server Settings -> Check box "Share publised printers

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connected..." 02. Configure Remote Printer (i.e printer StationX-lp created in previous LAB) : # system-config-printer & -Click New -Select Internet Printing Protocol Under Network Printer - Host: server1.example.com Queue: /printers/server1-lp -Click on Verify. It'll show the printer is accessible -Choose Driver : Generic -Choose text-only printer -Short name : stationX-remote -Click Apply - Print a listing of your home directory with following command: # ls /root | lpr -P stationX-remote - review the queue in remote printer machine # lpq -a - Review in browser

http://remote_machine_ip:631

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